California healthcare facility brings in super heroes to promote employee safety

Kaiser Permanente brought Wonder Woman and Spider Man to safety fair


Kaiser Permanente brought Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Hawk Man and Captain America to the Kaiser Vallejo (Calif.) hospital’s “Super Heroes of Safety” fair, according to an article on The Reporter News website.

John Healy, nutrition department manager, wore a cape borrowed from The Flash and answered questions about providing safe food to patients. 

He also encouraged everyone to follow good safety procedures.

Information tables by non-hospital personnel included the Vallejo Police Department and Best Fire Equipment.

Read the article.

 

 



May 26, 2017


Topic Area: Safety


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