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Q&A with Rep. John Kline

The new chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee vows to examine workplace protections and question OSHA’s approach to safety.

Reusable earplugs

JETZ reusable earplugs are brightly colored and feature extra-soft material that provides all-day comfort by gently sealing the ear canal without excessive pressure.

Lockout/tagout compliance program

The first course in this module is designed for employees who perform servicing and maintenance activities on de-energized equipment. The second course is for employees managing the program and focuses on the proper requirements for developing, implementing and sustaining a safe and compliant lockout/tagout program.

Stress in the workplace

Research has shown a connection between high levels of workplace stress and chronic health conditions such as cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. High levels of stress also may make workers more susceptible to injuries and incidents.
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Staying tough – for now

In this month’s cover story, Associate Editor Lauretta Claussen examines workplace stress and its link to long-term health problems – and possibly even workplace injuries. She also speaks with experts who point out steps both employers and employees can take to help reduce the number of situations in which employees feel their only option is to tough it out – and deal with any health repercussions later.

Wireless gas monitor

The ToxiRAE Pro LEL wireless personal combustible gas monitor provides access to real-time instrument readings and alarm statuses from any location for better visibility and faster response.

First aid for the workplace

Having a well-stocked first aid kit and knowing how to use it can mean the difference between a minor injury and a major problem.

Safety glasses

Cobra safety glasses have a high-contour, single-piece lens with 180-degree distortion-free viewing.
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Product Focus: Respiratory protection

Product Focus: Respiratory protection

No alternative?

OSHA recently rescinded a compliance directive that allowed residential construction workers to use “alternative” fall protection measures, and announced a new directive. Although some safety experts think the new directive will have a positive impact on safety, others believe it may create more hazards.

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