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What is Arc Flash?
While there are many hazards in the workplace, none is more dangerous than Arc Flash. More than 2,000 workers across the country are injured by arc flash every year and have to be treated for severe...
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DuPont Tyvek 2012 Dirty Work Photo Contest
DuPont wants to see photos of you wearing Tyvek Coveralls while working on a “dirty work” project or after the “dirty work” project is complete. The DuPont Tyvek 2012 Dirty Work Photo Contest is a...
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Gloves Made for Mechanics
It is important for mechanics to wear gloves when servicing an automobile to protect their hands from from contact with chemicals, burns and cuts. Mechanics Gloves are specifically designed for...
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Peltor Communication Headsets for Aviators
Whether you fly twin-engine prop planes or helicopters, Aviation Headsets are designed to drown out loud propeller noise, while delivering clear, unmuffled 2-way communications to your co-pilot,...
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New to Enviro: 3M Peltor H9A-02 Earmuffs
Enviro now carries the all-new 3M Peltor H9A-02 Food Industry Earmuffs. They are specially designed to meet the personal protection needs of food manufacturing workers, while adhering to industry...
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Sun Protective Clothing
Don’t let the sun wear you down this summer. At Enviro, we take heat stress seriously and are dedicated to providing you with the best information and heat stress prevention supplies necessary to keep...
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Combustible Dust Explosion Prevention
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), if your company or firm produces/manufactures any of the following products or materials in powdered form, there is a potential...
View ArticleNew Fire Service Gloves for Firefighters
Our selection of Fire Gloves has expanded to include Shelby Specialty Gloves, an industry leader in firefighting gloves and the top choice for professional and volunteer firefighters around the world....
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Healthy Traveling Tips to the 2012 Olympics
Going to the the 2012 Olympic Games in London this summer? Use these helpful tips to make sure your trip is a healthy and more importantly, a safe one. Up-to-Date Vaccines Some rare illnesses and...
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Free Heat Index Calculator App: Heat Safety Tool
The Heat Safety Tool app from OSHA is a handy tool for calculating the heat index of your job site to determine protective measures for heat stress prevention. This smartphone app works by using your...
View Article5 Confined Space Safety Risks and How to Avoid Them
While the dangerous nature of confined spaces may not be as readily apparent as that of other kinds of workplace safety risks, tightly enclosed areas can, in fact, be fatal. One may encounter confined...
View Article7 Welding Safety Tips You Need to Know Before Firing Up
Welding is the most widely used method for joining metals in today’s metalworking industries. It is highly effective, with welded joints often being stronger than the original separate pieces from...
View ArticleHow to Choose the Best Work Gloves for the Job
People have been relying on work gloves for thousands of years, and today a pair of gloves remains as sturdy and practical a tool as any a worker might utilize. New technological advances have produced...
View ArticleHow the Right Type of Ear Plug Can Save Your Hearing
Annually, about 30 million individuals in America are exposed to hazardous noise at their place of work. Without the presence of ear plugs, such exposure can wreak serious damage on workers’ hearing....
View Article5 Surprising Scenarios That Require Respiratory Protection
Everyone knows that respiratory protection is crucial to the health and even survival of workers in many fields. Where toxic materials, such as gas or chemicals, are present, heavy-duty coverage, in...
View ArticlePreventing Slips and Falls in the Workplace
All it takes is a moment’s inattention. Someone calls our name, something out of the corner of our eye catches our attention, we switch our glance away from where we’re going for a second, and BAM! —...
View ArticleWork Boot Care: 4 Tips for Extending the Life of Your Footwear
At the end of a hard day on the job, nothing has been hit as hard as your work boots. They protect your feet from dropped tools, falling debris and flying sparks, and they trudge through dirt, dust,...
View ArticleThe Best Gear & Safety Tips For Working in the Rain
Nobody likes waking up to a downpour on a weekday. But with the right rain safety tips, you won’t have to let a little drizzle stop you from getting in a hard day’s work. When soggy weather strikes,...
View Article5 Easy Spring Work Safety Tips
Spring — with the sense of renewal, energy, and optimism that it brings — is the perfect time for cleaning and reorganizing. A tidy and presentable workplace facility presents a positive image of your...
View ArticleProper Lifting Techniques According to OSHA
At virtually any workplace involving physical labor, workers will need to know the proper lifting techniques so as not to harm their backs, legs, or other body parts. Just because a worker is strong...
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