Winter slips and falls are prevalent problems in nearly every industry and there are also many industries that have slippery indoor conditions as well. Additionally, there are workers that are working both indoors and outdoors where wearing studs can cause a serious slip hazard or damage to surfaces. With so many ice cleat versions on the market today it can be overwhelming to decide which one is best for you. Here we break down the different solutions for every work environment.

Helping companies keep their workers protected on the job and ensuring they come home safely each day is a core value of Honeywell and the Salisbury brand.

The images and composition of the workforce have changed since the iconic lumberjack, miner, steel worker, or even “Rosie-the-riveter.” Just as no two humans are exactly alike (not even identical twins), no two workers are exactly alike needing exactly the same PPE for fit, function, and protection. For a diverse workforce, diversity in PPE is needed as well.

Learn the origins of the hard hat and how it has evolved to help prevent head injuries by directly addressing on-the-job worker safety needs.

When choosing respiratory protection in the United States, there is a lot to consider. Help simplify the process and feel confident with this expert advice from 3M.

The ANSI 2021 standard includes several updates from the ANSI 2015 standard for both Class A and Class B kits. Here is what you need to know to upgrade your kits and cabinets by the October 15, 2022 deadline.

With the increasing popularity of electric vehicles (EV), it is important to know the dangers of the lithium-ion battery in order to ensure use of the proper personal protective equipment and facility safety solutions to help keep workers safe.

Workers can lose up to two gallons of fluid per day making them especially vulnerable to the hazards that can cause serious injury and/or illness. Understanding how worker performance and efficiency is affected by environmental conditions is critical to reducing dehydration-related illnesses and accidents.

Batteries and electric systems in conventional vehicles are 12 volts DC. Battery packs and power systems in electric and hybrid vehicles have operating voltages from 200 – 900 volts DC. This raises the level of protection necessary when working on these vehicles.

Protective footwear selection can be confusing for both electrical workers and others with limited exposure to energized lines and equipment. Quality products are available to address specific electrical hazards.

Cleaning work gloves for reuse can have economic as well as environmental benefits providing you select the most appropriate reconditioning process.

Users of disposable gloves have many choices of products and materials, including vinyl (plastic) or nitrile (synthetic rubber). What are the differences and benefits of each?