Find out what tactics the most effective safety managers use to prevent workplace injuries and accidents.

Industrial fires threaten employee life, destroy company property, and often lead to large fines from OSHA. Intrinsically safe Pelican flashlights help prevent that.

In industry roles, personal protective equipment is a necessity to ensure safety. Now, employers can customize it for a streamlined, professional look that also makes workers more identifiable and increases the likelihood that they’ll wear required gear. Here’s everything to know about choosing the right custom PPE.

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is considering a rule requiring higher-risk businesses to report more details on workplace injuries.

Our guide to key points that building owners should consider when buying air purifiers. They include the volume of air that a unit can process and the size of the room where it will be used.

Glove-maker Ansell is emphasizing safer alternatives to vinyl PPE as health advocates and some regulators fight the material’s use in food processing.

Properly installed and maintained eyewash stations, required by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, can mean the difference between full recovery and vision loss or even blindness for workers exposed to hazardous materials on the job.

Welding helmets have come a long way since they were introduced in the 1930s. Today’s most popular models combine state-of-the-art safety with style and convenience, offering digital interfaces, wider auto-darkening faceplates and flamboyant graphics.

Heat is potentially dangerous to workers in manufacturing. A heat-stress expert at Ergodyne explains what the regulations are and how manufacturers can keep their people safe.

Temporary workers can be the key to filling open positions at your facility, but you must ensure their safety, like you do for full-time employees. Use this guide to understand your responsibilities and get tips for training.