Despite scores of regulations from OSHA, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and various other governmental entities, hazardous chemical exposure is still a pervasive problem in many workplaces. In fact, OSHA publicly acknowledged the problem … [Continue reading]
Which Is Better for Incidental Spills: Shop Rags or Absorbent Pads?
Ah, yes — the good old-fashioned shop rag. They're a convenient way to clean up incidental spills and prevent slip-and-fall injuries, reusing them can help your business's sustainability efforts, and they never go out of style! But cloth rags can … [Continue reading]
“Ramp Up” Your Load-Moving Safety
It's no wonder why many industries use handcarts. When used properly, handcarts are a safe way to move loads from one place to another, such as when transferring products from a delivery truck to a customer. But when used incorrectly, hand trucks, … [Continue reading]
Keep Your Facility Safe and Neat with Cigarette Butt Receptacles
Discarded cigarette butts. They’re an ugly nuisance that pose a fire hazard for your workplace and are environmentally unfriendly, too. Even if your employees, and possibly your customers, are smoking outside, their improperly discarded butts still … [Continue reading]
4 Risky Flammables Storage Practices and How to Avoid Them
In the midst of daily routine, safety may not always be at the forefront of your mind. It can be easy to overlook potentially dangerous materials in your workplace environment, but doing so poses a great threat to workers’ well-being. Although OSHA … [Continue reading]
What’s in Your Acid Spill Kit?
Acids and corrosive substances are on hand at many worksites — automobile repair shops, heavy equipment storage yards, and manufacturing facilities, to name just a few. However, the corrosive materials these and other businesses depend on can be … [Continue reading]
Make Safety a Way of Life in Your Workplace
Is safety a key value and essential part of day-to-day life in your workplace — part of your company’s culture? It should be. Why build a culture of safety? For two reasons: productivity and profitability. A safe organization will run more … [Continue reading]
Can Granular Sorbents Be Eco-Friendly?
When you clean up an oil spill, chemical spill, or other type of spill, you want to avoid or minimize environmental damage. That’s why it’s important to make sure that the absorbent material you use to clean a spill up doesn’t add to the ecological … [Continue reading]
Keep Runoff Away With Stormwater Management Gear
Feel like you’ve seen a lot of rain this summer? You’re not mistaken. In many regions, thunderstorms are more frequent this time of year, and they can bring lasting damage that goes beyond mud puddles and beat-up begonias. The torrential rains can … [Continue reading]
Tips To Prevent Slip-and-Falls In The Workplace
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), "fall protection" (or lack thereof) is the single most frequently cited safety standard. Companies that don't offer adequate protection to their workers against falls could be … [Continue reading]
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