• Safety Topic: Treat That Cut

    The shelves of drugstores and supermarkets are loaded with a variety of bandages and other first aid items, so it’s surprising how many people still get infections from untreated wounds. Small cuts and abras...

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  • Safety Topic: Lift It Twice

    Most of you have heard the general rules of safe lifting. Remember to “Get a firm grip on the load, keep it close, bend at the knees, use your legs to lift the load, and keep your spine in the natural positi...

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  • Safety Topic: Spring Cleaning Safety

    As the weather starts to change many homeowners start to think about spring cleaning. Here are some safety tips: Household and pool chemicals, paints, and poisons should be properly marked and stored unde...

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  • Safety Topic: Pushing Safety

    On occasion or perhaps even every day, we're called on to push something. Typically it's safer to push than it is to pull a load; however doing either can be dangerous to your body. Many soft tissue injurie...

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  • Safety Topic: Overconfidence

    It's good you feel confident about your job. You take pride in your ability to do your work quickly and well. However, there is such a thing as overconfidence - when you forget about the hazards and fail to ...

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  • Safety Topic: You and Safety Awareness

    Safety Awareness is like almost everything else we do . . . it is learned, not instinctive. We aren’t born with awareness for safety concerns. We learn through various means. Some learn by doing, others b...

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  • Safety Topic: Slips, Trips and Falls - Winter Safety Tips

    Slips, trips and falls are the number one reason for an industrial injury in the United States. Below are some tips for walking outside when it is cold and snowy or icy:  Plan ahead and give yourself suff...

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  • Safety Topic: Four Elements of Combustion

    Any program on fire prevention and safety is based on a clear understanding of how materials ignite. In order for a fire to occur, four elements are required; Oxygen, Heat, Fuel and Chain Reaction. The elem...

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  • Supporting Wigs for Kids

    For over 30 years, Wigs for Kids has been providing Hair Replacement Systems and support for children who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy, radiation therapy, Alopecia, Trichotillomania, burns and ot...

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  • A Shout Out to Our Big Sister!

    Today’s all access, hyper-paced world brings upon us a barrage of work, emails, social obligations and time commitments each and every day.  With so much information coming at us, along with personal and fam...

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  • Congratulations to the Scholarship Recipients of 2016!

    We’re pleased to announce this year’s scholarship recipients: Joseph Bunton, Son of Steve Bunton who holds an operations position for United Performance Metals and Chris Ivers, son of Marjorie Ivers, who hol...

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  • UPM Putting the "Tough" in Tough Mudder

    Here at UPM, we challenge our employees to jump out of their comfort zones, even if that means diving into a big pile of mud! On June 11th 2016, 17 of our UPM employees and 16 families/friends of UPM, making...

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  • Bring Your Work Home…And Eat On It Every Night

    Ben Stansel, our Business Analyst here at United Performance Metals, recently moved from the suburbs of Loveland, Ohio to Northside, a Cincinnati neighborhood near the beautiful Spring Grove Cemetery. With t...

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  • UPM Steps in for Santa

    During this magical season season, United Performance Metals employees are stepping in for Santa to brighten the holidays for 8 children currently under the the caring arms of Butler County Children's Servic...

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  • UPM Celebrates Service of Two Long-Term Employees

    We would like to announce that Ralph J Zimmerman and Tony Barger will be retiring from UPM Hamilton on October 16th. United Performance Metals Thanks Long-Term Employees Ralph started his employment with u...

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