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Combustible Dust: How to Help Ensure a Safer Workplace

Accounting for a series of deadly accidents (especially in recent years), combustible dust is a very serious issue for safety managers to be aware of and to help combat.

Personal Protective Equipment

Comfortable 70E FR-Rated Clothing: Triple Vented Arc Flash Protection

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Injuries from arc flashes and arc blasts are all too common, which is why electrical contractors and utility linemen must always wear FR-rated clothing.

Emergency Preparedness

Commercial Backup Generators: Why Your Business Needs One

Having a backup generator can be well worth the investment to keep your business running during a power outage.

Employee Safety

Common Causes of Dehydration—Fact vs. Fallacy

Learn how to separate fact from fiction on the effect of heat on associates and what’s needed to avoid dehydration.

Worker Safety

Common Construction Accidents and Injuries

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One in every 10 construction workers is injured on the job every year. Proper PPE worn at all times on a site can help avoid serious injuries.

Safety

Competent vs. Qualified: OSHA Requirements for Safety Pros

OSHA regulations require both “competent” and “qualified” personnel to identify workplace hazards and install corrective measures, and the terms aren’t as interchangeable as they seem. Here’s what you need to know.

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