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Protect Your Body with Disposable Coveralls
Coveralls are vital for protecting the body from liquids and chemicals. However, they are useless if they don’t fit or withstand general wear. Knowing your needs and the capabilities of your coveralls is essential. Never Felt so Covered Key Aspects of Coverall Safety Protection Level: The hazards you encounter will determine the protection level you…
Read MoreRespiratory Protection: It’s more than just your lungs
Proper respiratory protection is necessary and often overlooked. OSHA’s injury and illness data from over 375,000 organizations in 2023 reported that 4% of occupational injury and illness cases were respiratory diseases. 4%! That is 1 of every 25 people! Certain industries, such as healthcare, manufacturing and construction, have higher rates of reported respiratory illness. Workers…
Read MoreHearing Protection: You Only Have 2 Ears
Hearing loss is irreversible, and excessive noise exposure can cause permanent damage. You only have 2 ears, hearing protection is vital. According to OSHA, workers exposed to 85 decibels (dB) for prolonged periods are at risk for noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). Continuous exposure to loud noise can also lead to tinnitus, a constant ringing in…
Read MoreHand Protection: The Importance of High-Quality Safety Gloves
When it comes to workplace safety, hand protection is essential. Hands are the second most commonly injured body part on the job, with more than 1 million workers visiting the ER each year due to hand-related injuries, according to OSHA. The good news? Up to 71% of these injuries could be prevented simply by wearing…
Read MoreEye Protection: The Importance of Safety Glasses in the Workplace
When it comes to workplace safety, eye protection is non-negotiable. Every day, about 2,000 U.S. workers sustain job-related eye injuries that require medical attention, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). These injuries are not just painful—they result in lost wages, medical expenses, and even permanent vision impairment. However, 90% of…
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