What is a Fall Protection Configurator App? Harness the Power of Augmented Reality!

Want to plan out a full confined space solution without moving a single piece of physical equipment? The future is here.

What are Isocyanates? Respiratory Protection to Consider

The health effects associated with isocyanate exposure can include skin irritation, eye irritation, chest tightness and difficulty breathing; workers should use proper PPE.

Welding Fume: A Few Important Things to Consider

If you are not wearing a respirator, or have not been properly medically evaluated, trained or fitted and are using respiratory protection, there is still a chance you are breathing in welding fume.

Welding a Stronger Workforce Takes Teamwork: ISHN Article

There is mounting research that links strong workplace health and safety programs with less recordable injuries. This month’s ISHN magazine has an article “Welding a Stronger Workforce Takes Teamwork” by our own, Tom Reinholt, a Segment Marketer for Heavy Manufacturing in the US for the Personal Safety Division of 3M.

Welding a Stronger Workforce

This article first appeared on ISHN.com on April 1, 2017 and is reprinted with permission.

Welcome to the World of Virtual Reality Safety Training

This new option is not meant to replace conventional hands-on training or instruction by in-person trainers, but it can be a beneficial tool used to supplement traditional forms of training.

Walking the Walk…Tips for Complying With the Final OSHA Walking-Working Surfaces Rules

Are falls a concern to you or your workers? Do you regularly inspect walking-working surfaces, correct and guard against hazardous conditions? Are you committed to a safe working environment at your company?

Volcanoes: Protecting Yourself from Ash, Gases and Other Hazards

While volcanic eruptions are rare, the impact can be severe not just on everything it touches, but on the people living near the volcano.

VLOG: Fluid Resistance Testing for Surgical Masks and Respirators

Find out more about the testing used to see if fluid penetrates surgical masks and respirators.

VLOG: California’s OSHA Emergency Rule – Respiratory Protection Requirements for Wildfires

CalOSHA has adopted an emergency rule requiring employers to provide respiratory protection to all employees working outside for longer than one hour when the air quality index (AQI) reaches 151 or greater.