As the United States begins looking at how and when to get back to work, that doesn’t mean that social distancing, wearing PPE and taking temperatures will be a thing of the past. In fact, those things will be our new normal. Read More
A lot of companies wonder why they need written safety programs. What good does it do and who is going to read them anyway? Learn from Malcolm Ritchie, BS, QSSP, HMTRI, Authorized OSHA Outreach Instructor. Read More
When you hear “heat stress,” the first thing that you think of is probably a hot, sunny day in the middle of summer. And while it’s true that working in the hot sun can certainly contribute to heat stress, it’s far from the only factor that we must consider. Read More
Electrolytes are chemicals that conduct electricity when dissolved in water. When they interact with other electrolytes and with cells, they keep the body’s small electric currents flowing. Not only does this help your body’s natural processes run smoothly, but it’s also essential for your survival. Read More
As most companies know, by federal law OSHA requires that all companies maintain a safe working environment for their workers. OSHA has several requirements for keeping your workers safe. Among those is the requirement for safety training. Read More
Eye fatigue and eye strain in the workplace can usually be attributed to the quality of your eyewear. If you wear cheap, low-quality safety eyewear for long periods of time, you’ll likely start to experience discomfort. Read More
Martin Safety recommends the following tips to reduce noise in the workplace: Tighten loose guards and panels. Use anti-vibration mounts and flexible couplings. Read More
When purchasing a gas monitor, you should think of it like buying a family car. You want the model that comes standard with premium safety features and functionalities that will keep your family or frontline workers safest when they enter the open road or jungle of hazardous gases. Read More
Hydration at the workplace is an important issue – there’s no question about that. But when your employees resist taking regular drinks because they don't feel thirsty, it can throw a wrench into your hydration plan. Read More
Tradesmen who use tape measures thousands of times a year know what makes one stand out from the rest. It's with their input that Apex Tool Group-a premier tool manufacturer-developed its new Crescent Lufkin® ShockforceTM™ tape measure with patent-pending, two-sided blade design and an industry-leading14 feet of standout. Read More
