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Welders Need Anti-Fatigue Matting, Too

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The high demands of welding conditions require quality anti-fatigue matting to keep workers healthy and productive.

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Welding Fume: A Few Important Things to Consider

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OSHA has lowered the acceptable levels of different metals found in welding fume metals considerably, which means your respiratory protection choices should be reevaluated to ensure adequate protection and compliance with these lowered levels.

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Welding Safety Gear: Why PPE is Important in Welding Applications

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According to OSHA, exposure to radiant energy and fumes caused by welding may put workers at risk for a variety of health effects, ranging from eye, nose, and throat irritation to more serious complications.

Worker Safety

What You Can Do To Help Reduce Silica Dust Hazards

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Silica dust may be fine enough to breathe deeply into the lungs and may be associated with negative health effects, especially for workers with repeated exposure over time.

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When and Why Do You Need a Leading Edge SRL?

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Leading edge-rated equipment contains additional shock absorption features that are essential for falls that take us over a sharp edge or when we are tied-off below our dorsal d-ring.

Worker Safety

When Should Anti-Fatigue Mats Be Used?

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Anti-fatigue products provide benefits for heavy-duty workers. They help with their performance, aches and pains, morale and overall readiness for work.

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