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According to NIOSH, “Industrial chemicals or cleaning products are common causes of chemical burns to one or both eyes.” That’s why having OSHA-compliant eyewashes and showers available onsite is so important.

Moving products from delivery trucks to storage areas, then to shelves, is hazardous work. Forklift incidents, lifting injuries and falling objects are some of the hazards workers face.

The Halo Swing-Activated Faucet and Eyewash combines a gooseneck faucet for regular use with a built-in emergency eyewash featuring Halo technology.

The National Safety Council presents the Mosaic Co with the 2020 Robert W. Campbell Award.

Itasca, IL — Join the National Safety Council in October for the 2021 Green Cross Celebration. This annual special event – scheduled to take place Oct. 11 during the NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Orlando, FL – celebrates the best and brightest in safety while raising critical funds to help support the NSC mission of saving lives and preventing injuries, from the workplace to anyplace.

Making sure your facility is prepared for a spill goes beyond having a kit onsite.

The first lesson in buying gloves? “You get what you pay for,” answers Jeff Cohen, director of product management for hand and arm protection at Protective Industrial Products. “Not all gloves are created equal.

CEOs Who “Get It” is an annual recognition from the National Safety Council to organizational leaders who demonstrate a personal commitment to worker safety and health.

Itasca, IL — The National Child Passenger Safety Board www.cpsboard.org, managed by the National Safety Council, recently announced the appointment of three new board members.

The National Safety Council and Shatterproof are working together to end addiction stigma in the workplace.