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ISEA News
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How to Stay Healthy and Safe During Disaster Cleanup
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Safety Industry & Member News
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Trends in Women's PPE (Ergodyne, Gateway Safety, Honeywell Industrial Safety)
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Product Focus: Women's PPE (3M Safety, Ergodyne, Encon Safety, Gateway Safety, Honeywell Safety, Protective Industrial Products, Rasco FR, Radians)
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DuPont Announces Winners of the 2017 DuPont Kevlar Glove Innovation Awards (Ansell, Protective Industrial Products)
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CleanSpace Opens Welding Respiratory Safety Resource Center
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Washington Update
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OSHA: No Big Initiatives Forthcoming Until Permanent Assistant Secretary in Place
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Emerging PPE & Global News
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New Processes for Cleaning High-Visibility Clothing
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According to the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA), sufficient PPE includes respiratory masks, long sleeve shirts, pants, work boots, gloves and protective eye wear.
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Safety Industry & Member News
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In 2014, 367 women died on the job, according to the 2017 edition of the National Safety
Council chartbook "Injury Facts." That same year, women experienced nearly 350,000
injuries involving days away from work. Here, industry insiders discuss what's new to the
market and why keeping women in mind when creating PPE is so important.
The DuPont™ Kevlar® Glove Innovation Awards guidelines dictate that winning designs
should be "unique or groundbreaking in their approach and challenge the boundaries of conventional hand/arm protection."
a resource to educate organizations on the respiratory hazards of welding, key
considerations for respiratory protection and the best respirator equipment options.
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OSHA will not begin any significant new initiatives until a permanent assistant secretary is
in place, said Bill Perry, director of the agency's Directorate of Standards and Guidance.
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Emerging PPE & Global News
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Employees in many industries are protected from possible hazards by wearing high-visibility clothing during their activities. However, during the work, the high-visibility clothing can
become contaminated by, for example bitumen, tar or buffer grease. This contamination
reduces the warning effect of the high-visibility clothing.
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