For organizations that have a standing workforce, one of the most unrealized and underestimated tools is the use of comfortable anti-fatigue matting.

Fall-protection violations have topped OSHA’s list for more than a decade. Make sure your workers are safe from falls by focusing on three key components: harnesses, lanyards and lifelines, and anchorage.

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.

Providing a safe, supportive working environment means caring for the mental health of employees as well as the physical. Here are five ways that manufacturers can improve mental health in the workplace.

DuPont’s Tyvek® coveralls protect professional painters from exposure to harmful airborne liquids and solid aerosols that can penetrate the skin.

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.

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.

Forklifts and other powered industrial trucks (PITs) help workers accomplish many tasks in manufacturing, but they also pose a risk of serious accidents. Follow these training requirements to keep your people safe.

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.