Custom scoreboards can increase company morale and put a BIG focus on safety in the workplace.
When it comes to spill response in your facility, you need the right absorbents to tackle the job efficiently and effectively – all while saving you money. Brady offers an interactive calculator that can help you determine your potential cost savings when switching from granular absorbents to SPC pads.
Honeywell’s Primair 900 all-in-one headgear and Impact In-Ear Pro hearing protector were both winners in Occupational Health & Safety magazine’s 14th annual New Product of the Year contest.
Find out what tactics the most effective safety managers use to prevent workplace injuries and accidents.
An even worksurface is critical to preventing slips and trips, while an ergonomic worksurface is necessary to send people home feeling well enough to come in the next day.
Industrial fires threaten employee life, destroy company property, and often lead to large fines from OSHA. Intrinsically safe Pelican flashlights help prevent that.
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is considering a rule requiring higher-risk businesses to report more details on workplace injuries.
Glove-maker Ansell is emphasizing safer alternatives to vinyl PPE as health advocates and some regulators fight the material’s use in food processing.
Since humans receive 80 percent of their information through the sense of sight, a well-lit jobsite is a necessity to support safety and productivity.
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.