21 Sep Eye Injury Prevention
Eye Injury Prevention Eye injuries can happen in an instant and may result in temporary or permanent vision loss. Flying particles, dust, chemicals, sparks, and other workplace hazards make proper eye...
12 Sep Safety Eyewear – Eye Protection for Sun and Shade
Safety Eyewear - Eye Protection for Sun and Shade Safety eyewear protects employees from flying particles, dust, splashes, and other hazards that can cause serious or permanent eye injuries. Whether working...
05 Jun Emergency Eyewash and Safety Showers
Emergency Eyewash and Safety Showers Emergency eyewash stations and safety showers provide immediate flushing when employees are exposed to corrosive or other hazardous materials that can injure the eyes or body....
02 May Eyesight – Why Take A Chance?
Eyesight - Why Take A Chance? Your eyesight is irreplaceable, yet eye injuries continue to occur because workers fail to wear appropriate eye protection or use protection that is not suitable...
13 Mar Power Tool Safety
Power Tool Safety Power tools make many jobs faster and easier, but they can cause serious injuries when they are improperly used, damaged, or poorly maintained. Common hazards include cuts, amputations,...
16 Feb Personal Protective Equipment – Concrete Construction
Personal Protective Equipment – Concrete Construction Concrete construction exposes workers to hazards that require appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Wet concrete can cause serious skin and eye injuries, while concrete placement...
26 Jan Eye Protection
Eye Protection Protecting your eyesight is one of the easiest and most important safety measures you can take. Eye injuries can occur in a split second and may result in permanent...
18 Jan Cleanroom Safety
Cleanroom Safety Cleanrooms maintain controlled levels of airborne particles, temperature, humidity, and other environmental conditions required for specialized manufacturing, research, and laboratory operations. Although cleanrooms are designed to protect sensitive processes...
01 Nov Auto Body Painting
Auto Body Painting Safety Auto body painting can expose workers to hazardous solvents, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), isocyanates, metal-containing pigments, and airborne paint mist. These substances may be inhaled or absorbed...
17 Sep Cleaning Products Can Lead to Asthma
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in Chemical & Hazardous Materials Safety, Occupational Health & Industrial Hygiene, Toolbox Talks
Cleaning Products and Work-Related Asthma Cleaning products can contain chemicals that irritate the respiratory system or trigger asthma. Employees who routinely use cleaners, disinfectants, sanitizers, degreasers, and similar products may be...
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