PPE

$3 Billion Cash Offer Made for Hagemeyer N.V.

October 9, 2007

Prescription Safety Frame Maker Acquired

October 5, 2007

Certified vs. Non-Certified Anchorages

By Tracey K. Riepenhoff, P.E., CSP, C.P.E. · October 2007

WHILE many new topics are addressed in the ANSI Z359 family of fall protection standards--which was available for purchase in late August and takes effect Oct. 15--one of the critical concepts presented is certified and non-certified anchorages for fall protection systems.

Fit Testing of Hearing Protectors

By Brad Witt, MA, CCC-A · October 2007

We live in a world of labels. We trust some labels to be precise: We expect a 250 mg capsule to deliver 250 milligrams of medication, and our 2-liter soft drink bottle undoubtedly holds two liters. But we also accept that some labels provide us only with an estimate.

Selecting Proper Safety Footwear

By Mark Reilly · October 2007

WORK and safety footwear is developed for a specific end user, whether that person is an electrician or a drywaller. Choosing the proper safety and work boot can be as easy as breaking down what is most important to keep safe and comfortable on the job. Here are a few things to consider.

Industrial Noise Control

By Patrick J. Brooks, P.E. · October 2007

In any work environment, there can be many reasons to keep sound levels within a reasonable range. Sound levels above this range are perceived as "noise." Noise can distract the workforce, creating an unsafe workplace. Or, worse yet, it can cause hearing loss.

OSHA Sets Oct. 17 Diacetyl Stakeholders Meeting

September 26, 2007

No new bronchiolitis obliterans cases since 2003 among microwave popcorn manufacturing workers have come to its attention, OSHA said in its notice announcing the meeting.

Welding Safety

September 2007

A checklist is not a substitute for a comprehensive safety program but is to be used only as a reminder of potential areas on which to concentrate.

When It Comes to Glove Selection, Mind Your Ps

By Jay Swearingen, Jeremy Carter · September 2007

IGNORANCE is never bliss when it comes to the safety clothing you should be wearing. In fact, ignorance is no longer an excuse accepted by employers for workers not wearing the proper gear. Organizations such as OSHA impose a variety of safety requirements, and some insurance companies compel certain shops to publish minimum safety requirements in full view of the workers.

AAOHN, ACOEM Offer Oct. 10 Hearing Conservation Webcast

September 25, 2007

The event will focus on best practices for effective hearing protection programs.

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