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Lawmakers Call for OSHA Emphasis Program After CDC Report on Silicosis Among Stone Fabrication Workers

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning of “an emerging public health threat” after researchers identified an increase in cases of silicosis – an incurable lung disease – among workers who handle engineered stone used to make household countertops.

Regulatory Compliance

A Guide to Developing a Silica Dust Control Plan

OSHA expects businesses to use engineering controls and work processes to keep silica dust exposure safe for workers. Here’s a guide to help establish best practices for controlling respirable crystalline silica levels.

Personal Protective Equipment

Automotive Industry Work Gloves for Safety: Featherlite Styles

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Since automotive workers, especially assembly specialists, are feeling bolts, components, wires, and parts, they must rely on gloves that provide an abrasive coating and are super thin for increased dexterity.

Personal Protective Equipment

Vending-Friendly Packaging

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Vending machines are accessible in workplaces across the country. Imagine providing your employees with the opportunity to access Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) with the touch of a button.

Personal Protective Equipment

Everything You Should Know about Anti-Vibration Gloves

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If you frequently operate equipment and tools with very high impact or very high frequency vibration (400+ Hertz), then you’ll need to protect yourself with a different vibration-absorbing material glove in order to avoid the risk of developing hand-arm vibration syndrome.

Workplace Safety

5 Less-Obvious Winter Safety Tips for Your Shop Floor

When temperatures begin to drop outside, it’s time to prepare your shop floor for winter and to remind your workers of best practices to keep them safe. Here are five tips that might not immediately come to mind.

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