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The SecureFit Protective Eyewear 600 Series has new options, including safety glasses with a Scotchgard anti-fog coating to help provide long-lasting clarity, a rugged anti-scratch coating to help extend the life of the lens, photochromic lenses that darken when exposed to UV light outdoors and lighten when removed from UV exposure indoors, and polarized lenses to reduce reflective glare.
Falls are a common cause of serious work-related injuries and deaths. Employers whose workers are exposed to fall hazards are responsible for ensuring not only that those workers have appropriate fall protection, but also that they’re trained on how to use it. Here, fall protection industry insiders describe what’s new in the field and why it’s important to remember that fall protection can be more intricate than meets the eye.
The flexible DBI-SALA Self-Rescue Device attaches to workers’ current safety harnesses, allowing them to lower themselves to safety in the event of a fall from height.
Historically, PPE has been designed with a man’s body size and shape in mind. But when Safety+Health reached out to the International Safety Equipment Association regarding progress on designing personal protective equipment for women, manufacturers’ representatives were quick to respond.
To acknowledge the unique contributions made daily by female welders, 3M has designed the Speedglas 100 Series Graphic Welding Helmets – Women’s Collection.
3M™ PELTOR WS™ ProTac™ XP Headsets provide wireless BlueTooth® compatibility, impressive attenuation in noisy environments, and the ability to simultaneously connect to a radio sound source. Customers also will enjoy the environmental mics and a noise-cancelling voice microphone.
Solus 1000 Series Safety Eyewear and the Goggle Gear 500 Series Splash Goggle now feature Scotchgard anti-fog coating technology to help workers see more clearly.
