Two-thousand occupational eye injuries occur every day in the U.S., resulting in missed days of work, temporary or permanent loss of vision for the employee, and enormous costs to employers. 

Welding PPE evolves to protect workers and meet manufacturing needs.

A safety expert offers insights and advice for managing risk during a major viral outbreak.

If you’ve determined your site meets the qualifications for a permit-required confined space, OSHA requires that you develop and implement a comprehensive system to deal with any emergencies which may arise. Learn about some of the necessary elements of a sound ready-to-rescue plan.

How to be ready for traumatic bleeding injuries on the job.

The maintenance team puts itself at risk to reduce hazards for everyone in a facility.

In food manufacturing, employers must consider both protecting workers and preventing contamination when choosing PPE.

KleenGuard^™ Maverick^™ and Nemesis^™ eye protection from Kimberly Clark Professional are designed with comfort in mind.

A 5 o’clock shadow may look good, but that stubble can break the seal of a tight-fitting respirator, allowing contaminated air to pass through the filter.

People expect to need fluids when it’s hot, making winter dehydration a less obvious but more likely work hazard. Here’s why people become dehydrated when it’s cold and what your safety team can do to prevent winter dehydration.