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Faceshield

Introducing the new 385 Max Light Series Faceshield, which has a clear polycarbonate crown and chin guard, allowing for high clarity and increased visibility along with protection from chemical splash, dust particles and flying debris.




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Faceshield

Venom Face Shields provide serious protection against workplace hazards with a molded, contoured design that offers improved coverage over traditional-style visors.




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Trends in ... head/face protection

Head and face injuries can be as minor as a scratch on the cheek or a small bump on the head, or as devastating as a traumatic brain injury. No matter the severity, any head injury is one too many.




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Welding helmets

Digital Infinity Series Welding Helmets feature a 13.4-square-inch viewing area – the largest viewing area in the industry.




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Cut-resistant glove

The HyFlex 11-541 glove features an 18-gauge ultra-lightweight liner with INTERCEPT Technology yarns that provide ANSI Cut Level 4/EN Cut Level 4 protection.




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Touchscreen-compatible glove

The Tool Grabber Cut Protect 4 Glove features ANSI 105, 2011 Cut Level 4; ANSI Abrasion Level 6 (the highest rating); and ANSI Puncture Level 5 (also the highest rating) protection.




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Heavy industry glove

Ideal for heavy industrial environments, including oil extraction and refining, mining, and demolition, the Rigging Ironclad Vibram OBM Cut 5 Glove’s exclusive Vibram 3-D beveled rope channel maximizes directional grip when handling ropes and cables.




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High-visibility glove

The Memphis Orange Glove, made with Kevlar 9178NFO, features a patent-protected, high-visibility orange DuPont Kevlar engineered yarn.




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Winter gloves

IG-300 Waterproof Winter Gloves from OK-1 by OccuNomix are the first industrial winter gloves to feature infrared fleece.




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Precision handling glove

The MaxiFlex Cut Glove is super thin, flexible, dexterous and comfortable.




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Goatskin glove

The cut-resistant Goatskin Driver Glove with liquid protection is ideal for tough jobs in wet and greasy situations.




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High-visibility sleeves

ATA Extreme Visibility Sleeves push high visibility to extraordinary new heights. For both wearers and nearby co-workers, increased visibility and awareness help reduce incidents.




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Trends in ... hand protection

In 2013, 121,500 hand injuries resulted in days away from work, according to the 2016 edition of “Injury Facts,” a National Safety Council chartbook. If that number gives you pause, read on as hand protection industry insiders offer advice on preventing hand injuries and describe what’s new regarding protection.




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Lighting for personal illumination and safety

My crews often work in dangerous, low-light situations. How do I select the right lighting solutions?




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Portable eyewash

Model 7501T is a 9-gallon, gravity-fed tempered portable eyewash that uses a heated insulated blanket to provide ANSI-compliant tempered water in ambient operating temperatures from -30° F to 100° F.




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Portable emergency eyewash station

The VisionAid 16-Gallon Emergency Eyewash Station is a simple, low-cost self-contained eyewash station that meets ANSI Z358.1 requirements.




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Eyewash and facewash station

The Halo Eyewash and Eye/Facewash provides the most effective emergency relief available.




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Portable eyewash/drench hose unit

The G1562 is a pressurized, self-contained eyewash and drench hose ‘keg’ suitable for low-traffic areas and where a continuous supply of potable water is unavailable for plumbed units.




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Portable eyewash starter kit

The EWDS19-921KIT Portable Eyewash Starter Kit is a fully compliant portable eyewash station.




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Emergency eyewash

The Honeywell Fendall 2000 delivers 100-percent sterile, buffered and physiologically balanced saline solution free of contaminants, bacteria, corrosives and pollutants.




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Trends in ... emergency eyewashes/showers

Unlike personal protective equipment such as hard hats and steel-toe boots, emergency eyewashes and showers are not meant to be used every day. Ideally, a worker will never need one. But should an incident such as a chemical splash occur, it’s vital that emergency eyewashes and showers be ready for use.




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Self-rescue device

The flexible DBI-SALA Self-Rescue Device attaches to workers’ current safety harnesses, allowing them to lower themselves to safety in the event of a fall from height.




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Arc-rated self-retracting device

DuraTech Arc-Rated Self-Retracting Devices are designed to keep workers at height safe from a fall after an arc flash or arc blast event. The SRDs are available in both single- and twin-leg configurations with a variety of connection options.




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Safety gate

Safety Gate, intended for the mass transit industry, helps to address a common OSHA violation: unguarded edges. The gate is easy to install, portable, lightweight and cost-effective.




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Personal fall limiters

Miller TurboLite Personal Fall Limiters are now more versatile with the introduction of the TurboLite Edge Series.




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Fall arrest platforms

These fall arrest platforms keep operators safe and mobile when work requires them to exit a mobile elevating work platform.




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Single man baskets

Single Man Baskets have the ability to attach to any knuckle boom truck that meets ASME standard B30.23. Thanks to specialized adapters, the baskets install easily and quickly to extend the capabilities of knuckle boom trucks.




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Leading edge self-retracting lanyard

The Latchways Leading Edge Self-Retracting Lanyard is designed for horizontal and vertical use, providing advanced fall protection for leading-edge applications, including roofing, wooden beams and construction.




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Custom perimeter safety rail

Assembling a custom perimeter safety rail is easy with RailGuard Fit-Rite Rail. Use this system on roofs, mezzanines and loading docks, or for in-plant machine guarding. Assemble the rail on-site to fit your application by simply ordering the lineal feet of rail and base type.




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Trends in ... fall protection

Falls are a common cause of serious work-related injuries and deaths. Employers whose workers are exposed to fall hazards are responsible for ensuring not only that those workers have appropriate fall protection, but also that they’re trained on how to use it. Here, fall protection industry insiders describe what’s new in the field and why it’s important to remember that fall protection can be more intricate than meets the eye.




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Respiratory protection and the flu

Can respirators help protect a person from the virus that causes H1N1/09 influenza?




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'Herd immunity' can help prevent spread of flu: study

'Herd immunity' can help prevent spread of flu: study




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CDC: Influenza fatality rates vary widely

CDC: Influenza fatality rates vary widely




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Deer and other wildlife often cross our paths during the fall season. What should I keep in mind whi

Deer and other wildlife often cross our paths during the fall season. What should I keep in mind whi




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Social distancing helps prevent spread of flu, health institute says

Tempe, AZ – School closings and social distancing measures helped limit transmission of influenza in Mexico during the 2009 pandemic, indicates research released May 25 by the Fogarty International Center at the National Institutes of Health.




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Prevent deer collisions

Although motor vehicle-deer collisions can happen year-round, November is the month with the highest risk, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.




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Deer-crossing warning signs reduce collisions: study

Bethesda, MD – Installing deer-crossing warning signs at common deer-vehicle collision sites increased driver safety behavior and decreased the number of collisions over a one-year period, according to Canadian researchers.




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Watch out for deer on the roads

Whether you drive for a living or merely commute to and from work, you need to be aware of deer.




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BLS data shows insects pose deadly risk for some workers

Washington – At least 83 workers in the United States died between 2003 and 2010 because of incidents involving insects, arachnids and mites, according to a recent report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.




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Spider bites

Encountering a spider is not an ideal situation for most people. And for outdoor workers, including gardeners, farmers, construction workers and mail carriers, spiders can present an occupational hazard.




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Steer clear of deer

Deer-vehicle collisions peak during the fall months, but you need to be careful year-round. The North Carolina Department of Transportation has advice for avoiding collisions when deer are nearby.




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UL Workplace Health and Safety

UL’s PureSafety Safety Management System employs integrated tools to simplify and centralize training, safety and compliance programs. With a single, comprehensive system, you can seamlessly manage recurring training requirements, report incidents and observations and provide powerful reporting and analytics. See it in action at the TSCE in Booth 1017.

Click here for more information from UL Workplace Health and Safety




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Encon Safety Products, Inc.

You know Encon Safety Products for quality protective safety eyewear and chemical splash goggles, now let us protect the rest of your face. Introducing Full Face Protection equipment from Encon® for demanding work conditions. Your protection and comfort is our top priority. Face shields are made in the USA to ANSI Z87.1-2010 and CSA Z94.3-2007

Click here for more information from Encon Safety Products, Inc.




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Columbia Southern University

At Columbia Southern University, we feature online bachelor’s degrees in occupational safety and health designed for career success. From hazardous materials to industrial hygiene to construction safety, our degree programs offer the knowledge and expertise needed in today’s industry. Contact us today to see how CSU changes lives!

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Smoking, asbestos exposure ups workers’ lung cancer death risk: study

New York – The risk of developing lung cancer increases when workers smoke, are exposed to asbestos and have asbestosis, according to a new study from the American Thoracic Society.




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OSHA asbestos resource now offered in Spanish

Washington – OSHA has issued a Spanish-language version of its fact sheet on the dangers of asbestos.




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Asbestos levels dropping, but worker exposure still too high, researchers say

Washington – Despite a downward trend in asbestos concentration levels over the course of nearly three decades, many workers in construction, automotive repair, manufacturing and other industries inhaled asbestos at heightened levels, according to a recent report.




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International academy renews call for global ban on asbestos use

Bologna, Italy – International scientific academy Collegium Ramazzini is emphasizing its position that all use of asbestos should be banned.




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International academy releases two commentaries on asbestos

Bologna, Italy – International scientific academy Collegium Ramazzini is emphasizing that the risk for the cancer mesothelioma is connected to both early and recent exposures to asbestos.




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Asbestos among first 10 chemicals EPA to analyze under updated TSCA

Washington – Asbestos is one of the first 10 chemicals to be evaluated for potential health and environmental risks under the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act, the Environmental Protection Agency announced on Nov. 29.