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Safety Products Inc provides a safety partnership with all of the companies we do business with. In this partnership we supply the occupational safety and work zone equipment you need to keep your employees safe, but we also offer service and support to the products we sell.
Articles by Safety Products Inc. Staff
OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard provides uniform labeling for chemical safety hazards. Learn more about it and your obligations as an...
An emergency rescue is not a bare-hands operation. Find out what equipment your rescue team will need.
Confined spaces on construction sites need to be approached with special care. Find out what you need to know to keep workers safe and stay...
Hurricanes are becoming more larger and more frequent. Is your workplace ready?
Behavior Based Safety holds a lot of promise but only if it's done right. Learn about the common missteps that keep companies from...
OSHA's list of most cited violations is a call to action. Learn more about what we need to do to ensure everyone's safety.
Dust is everywhere on a construction site, and it can be a serious risk. Learn about the risk of silica exposure and what to do about it.
Silica dust poses serious health risks to workers in manufacturing. Learn about the dangers and what you can do to prevent exposure.
Slips, trips, and falls are some of the most commonly reported workplace injuries. Use these tips to keep your workers safe and on their...
Q&A by Safety Products Inc. Staff
Wherever dangerous materials are used it is vital to provide eyewash stations and drench showers. While most people think about the...
There’s an easy answer to this question: all of them.Dropped tools cause hundreds of fatalities a year, and the dangers do not exist...
When it comes to employers conducting drug and alcohol tests on their employees, the specific requirements between states and provinces and...
According to most occupational health and safety acts in the U.S., Canada and other countries, workers have the right to refuse work when...
The question of which type of safety records to keep and the best ways to record them is an important one, and the answer is more complex...
Whistleblowers have always been a subject of controversy. A 2011 study, however, found that more than 38 percent of employees witness...
Working outside during the summer months increases the risk of heat-related illnesses, so it's important to go over how to identify the...
Safety Topics by Safety Products Inc. Staff
Hi-visibility apparel is a familiar sight, so it's easy to take for granted. But wearing the right type can save a life.
It's impossible to prevent cardiac arrests in your workplace, but you can be ready to respond adequately.
Lockout-tagout procedures ensure that equipment that should be shut off doesn't start up suddenly.
Keep yourself and others safe by never accepting unsafe transportation work.
Our hands are our livelihood. Watch out for the various hazards that put them at risk.
Falls from scaffolds are a horrible way to get hurt (or worse), so take the precautions needed to make sure they don't happen.
Incentive programs are an affordable way to encourage safe behavior, but only if the rewards are tied to leading indicators of safety.