Panduit, a leading global provider of electrical and network infrastructure solutions, recently announced its groundbreaking VeriSafe Absence of Voltage Tester (AVT) has received industry recognition for simplifying electrical safety
Balluff is excited to announce the release of a complete family of inductive safety sensors
Recently Rockline Industries announced that the Arkansas Department of Labor has recognized its Springdale, Ark. campus with an award for exceptional safety, achieving nine million safe work hours without a lost time accident (LTA)
Kimberly-Clark Professional has further expanded its innovative recycling program, The RightCycle Program, to include protective eyewear from labs, cleanrooms and industrial facilities
Bechtel, a global engineering, procurement and construction leader, and National Hispanic Entrepreneurs' Organization (NHEO) Institute, a U.S. non-profit focused on the construction and engineering industry, announced partnership to advance innovative safety practices and engagement of craft professionals on construction sites through Building a Safer Future Campaign
Apex Companies, leading warehouse solutions provider, is introducing their new Rack Repair Mobile App, available free for both iOS and Android devices. Rack Repair App is the cornerstone of the Apex Rack Repair & Safety Program and the first mobile app developed to guide warehouse personnel through a complete pallet rack damage and safety inspection
Virtual reality safety training company PIXO VR™ has released its new VR-based OSHA Safety Compliance Training module.
Frost & Sullivan's latest analysis, North American Above-the-neck Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market, Forecast to 2022, finds that the industry generated revenues of $1,1 million in 2017, and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.9% to reach $1,3 million by 2022
California has adopted a new workplace safety and health regulation to prevent and reduce work-related injuries to housekeepers in the hotel and hospitality industry
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has launched a regional campaign to raise awareness about the four leading safety hazards in the construction industry
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