Free Safety Resources

Protecting Your Vision at WorkWhen you take a closer look at your safety glasses, you'll see various markings that indicate their safety ratings, defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). ANSI creates and manages safety standards in the U.S., ensuring consistent testing and ensuring manufacturer product quality.Rigorous Impact Testing for Safety GlassesThe primary marking you’ll notice on your safety eyewear is “Z87” or “Z87+.” …

The US Department of Labor has tasked OSHA with putting together a new rule for combating Heat Stress in the workplace. The proposed rule has just been released, and we've put together all of the main points directly from the official document here: The document outlines the requirements for a Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Plan (HIIPP), including a comprehensive list of covered work activities, policies and procedures, and identification …

Breathe Easy: Choosing the right respiratorUnderstanding the world of respirators can feel overwhelming, especially when choosing the right one based on the individual hazard. Let's break it down.Understanding the BasicsEssentially, employers need to select filters or cartridges that protect workers from specific dangers like dust, fumes, or gases. The chosen filter should match the hazard workers face.Let's look at the different types of hazards …

Join the 2024 National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in ConstructionWhat is a Safety Stand-Down? A Safety Stand-Down is a crucial initiative where employers across various industries pause their regular activities to discuss vital safety topics with their teams. The primary focus is on mitigating fall hazards, the leading cause of fatalities in construction. This voluntary event offers a chance for employers to engage directly with employe …