
What’s wrong in this picture? Is he performing maintenance safely? Most injuries associated with snow blowers involve injuries to the hand or finger, including amputation. Often the operator tried to clear a clogged auger or discharge chute with their hands.
Protect your eyes from flying debris by wearing goggles or glasses, especially if you are unclogging the machine.
If you suffer a snow blower injury, seek medical attention immediately, even for seemingly small injuries.
If you amputate a hand or finger, your function will likely never return to normal. Prevention is still the best treatment. Ensure that you are doing everything in your power to stay healthy and safe!
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