S+H Staff

Reduce liability and ensure only eligible drivers operate vehicles during company time with Fleet Alert. This system automatically checks, tracks, organizes and pinpoints important driving record notifications to alert managers of new driving violations, DUI convictions, suspensions and more.

Work-related hearing loss is the second most self-reported occupational illness or injury, according to NIOSH. An estimated 30 million workers are exposed to hazardous noise on the job, with the most at-risk industries being agriculture, mining, construction, manufacturing and utilities, transportation, and military.

The PHQL mobile lift table is designed for safe ergonomic lifting, positioning, load transfer, assembly, manufacturing, and maintenance and repair operations.

The SmithLight IN120LB battery-operated LED work light uses a sealed battery that operates up to 30 hours on a single charge and can be recharged with either the 12V vehicle or the 120V wall adapters provided.

According to data from the National Safety Council’s 2011 edition of “Injury Facts,” 667 people were killed and an additional 28,958 were injured in work zone crashes in 2009.

The LZR-i30 provides high-level presence detection for industrial doors and uses time-of-flight measurement technology to scan four planes in front of the door. The three-dimensional presence detector recognizes objects as small as 2 inches throughout the full door opening area.

The 2005 explosion at BP’s Texas City refinery was a major event not only for the industry, but for OSHA Region 6.

When OSHA turned 40 this past April, there was much talk within the safety community about what the agency had accomplished during the past four decades. As OSHA enters its fifth decade, the discussion will now shift to what will come next.

Oil Eater spill kits are designed to contain hazardous material spills in manufacturing plants as required by OSHA and the Environmental Protection Agency. Each kit includes a 5-gallon pail of cleaner-degreaser and is available in 65-gallon and 95-gallon overpacks.

Safety tools and knives are designed to help workers, not hurt them. As long as employees know how to properly use these tools, injuries can be avoided and a safer workplace environment can be achieved.