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Hazards5 Leading Electrical Hazards and How to Avoid Them
By: Bryan McWhorter | Lead Safety Advisor, Author, Writer, Speaker
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Confined Space
7 Things to Consider Before Entering a Confined Space
By: Chad Schmidt | Business Development Manager - Western Canada
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PPEHow to Layer Flame-Resistant Clothing (And When You Should Do It)
Selecting FR clothing is fairly simple - until you decide to layer them. Find out what you need to know before layering FR gear.
By: Jessica Barrett
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PPE
How to Select the Right Flame-Resistant Coveralls
If your workers face electrical arcs, flash fires, or combustible dust, you need to know how to equip them with the right FR coveralls.
By: Tom Weeks | Product Champion Flame Resistant Clothing
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EHS Programs
Identify, Verify, and Comply: The 3 Pillars of a Successful Electrical Safety Program
Nearly every industry has electrical hazards, but not every safety program is designed to handle them well. Incorporate these 3 pillars to keep your workers safe.
By: Richard A. Rivkin
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PPE
5 Steps to Rubber Insulating Product Safety Success
Rubber insulating products protect workers from potentially fatal electric hazards. Follow these best practices when using them.
By: Richard A. Rivkin
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Confined Space
How to Combat Confined Space Hazards with the Right PPE
Confined spaces are inherently risky, so entering one requires a lot of PPE. Find out what gear workers need to safely enter and work in a confined space.
By: Erin Flannery | Owner/Sales Manager
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PPE
Top 3 Arc Flash Clothing Complaints (and How to Solve Them)
Arc flash PPE isn't perfect - but it can be better. Find out why you don't have to put up with the most common arc flash gear problems.
By: Melissa Gerhardt | Product Manager: FR Clothing, Arc Flash PPE
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Emergency Services
Emergency Response Situations: Common Scenarios to Be Prepared For
Emergencies are always unexpected, but that doesn't mean you can't prepare. Find out how to be ready for common emergencies.
By: Bryan McWhorter | Lead Safety Advisor, Author, Writer, Speaker
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HAZMAT
Working with Hydrogen Sulfide
Working with hydrogen sulfide is hazardous and can be fatal. Find out what you need to do to stay safe.
By: James O'Dwyer | Master Instructor
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Standards
Why You Should Give More Thought to Rubber Insulating PPE
Rubber insulating PPE gets too little attention. Learn about how it can save lives and how to equip your workers properly.
By: Saf-T-Gard International | Internal Experts
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Confined Space
Confined Spaces in Construction
Confined spaces on construction sites need to be approached with special care. Find out what you need to know to keep workers safe and stay compliant.
By: Safety Products Inc. Staff
