3M™  offers its Adflo™ PAPR and Speedglas™ welding helmet to help protect workers in the heavy manufacturing and transportation industry.

Appropriate hydration is essential to preventing mental and physical fatigue, both of which are leading contributors to workplace accidents.

Ergonomic anti-fatigue mats and ergonomic flooring help people feel better while they work and after their shift.

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.

Complying with lockout standards is the top priority, but optimizing machine uptime is also part of the equation. Discover how having the right lockout equipment can help your business operate a safe and productive work environment.

Lack of proper hydration can lead to fatigue, less mental clarity and often can work into heat stress or heat stroke. This article addresses the risk of dehydration in the workplace.

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.

Wearing safety glasses or goggles is the surest way to avoid eye injuries on the job. Removing dirt, grease and grime from the lens and sanitizing the protective eyewear help keep workers safe. Here’s what you should know.

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.