Here’s what you need to know about when and where high-visibility PPE is required, as well as the types needed for specific jobs.

Most facilities use absorbents to clean up leaks, drips and spills. But is your absorbent program as complete as it should be? If a spill occurred, are you ready to respond?

When considering an absorbent purchase, make sure you can answer the following questions: What are you absorbing? How are you using the absorbent? Do you have unique applications?

Help keep your employees and work environment safe from unexpected spills, leaks, drips or other accidents.

The Certified Safety Professional and Master Safety Professional designations both demonstrate a person’s high level of expertise and dedication to safety best practices. Take a look at these two certifications for the manufacturing industry.

Fines for failing to protect workers from on-the-job falls surged 25 percent to $36.2 million in 2022. The regulation requiring fall protection topped the U.S. Occupational
Safety and Health Administration’s list of most-violated rules for the 12th straight year.

Safety programs keep companies compliant, but if that’s where the effort ends, it’s not enough to be successful. A Brady Safety Services expert shares the keys to creating safety programs that actually work in manufacturing, now and in the future.

Establishing a workplace wellness program can help manufacturers and machine shops cut healthcare costs and retain workers amid a widening labor shortage.

Did you know that to rent a 4' x 6' floor mat costs about $5.00 per week or about $260.00 annually. Most floor mat rental companies require a three year contract to lease their mats. Under this scenario the cost over a three year contract can be well over $700.00.