Occupational Health & Safety

News & Articles

• New President Announced at Honeywell Safety ProductsFeb 02, 2012

  Jack Boss had rejoined Honeywell in 2004 and most recently was vice president and general manager of Honeywell Specialty Products. more

• Hostess Production Plant Penalized for Exit, Machine HazardsJan 10, 2012

• Gloves in Arc Flash: A Big Change in NFPA 70EJan 01, 2012

• Houston Recycling Plant Penalized for Exposing Workers to Hazardous SubstancesDec 29, 2011

• NIOSH Releases Roster Summary Report on Deepwater Horizon Response WorkersDec 24, 2011

• Put Safety First When Cutting Christmas Trees: USFSDec 12, 2011

• Health Care Wastes Get WHO's AttentionNov 11, 2011

• FDA Launches Website on Proper Disposal of SharpsNov 09, 2011

• Cut Performance Levels and TestingNov 01, 2011

• Unsafe Forklifts, Chemical Hazards Carry $114,000 Penalty for Freight FirmOct 31, 2011

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Products

• Hi-Vis Glove Clips

  

  Glove Guard has added new, high-visibility colors to the Glove Guard® and Utility Guard™ product lines. The clips' sleek design still lies close to the body so as not to interfere with job activities and still features a patented break-away center. By keeping gloves close at hand, the devices help to reduce glove loss and the possibility of a resulting hand injury. more

• SAFETY VIDEOS

• WRIST SUPPORT

• MULTITASK GLOVES

• PERFORMANCE GLOVE

• HEAVY-DUTY GLOVES

• MINING GLOVE

• ANTI-VIBRATION GLOVES

• PALM-DIPPED GLOVES

• ANTI-VIBRATION GLOVE

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Videos

• Safety Baby Video

  

  With this video KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL shows a different way of using Safety and Wiping products. A father, left at home with his baby son, finds new ways of putting our products to the test. For more information, please visit www.evolutionofcare.com. more

Whitepapers

• Still trying to... Get The Lead Out

  

  The most critical steps toward lead hazard abatement are contaminant identification and removal. Researchers from CDC/NIOSH have developed two simple and reliable technologies to achieve these steps easily and without the need for extensive training. more

• Hand Protection: Consumers Opting for Safety, Comfort or Price?

  

  Due to this economic crisis, many manufacturing facilities have started to move away to other regions where manufacturing and labor costs are low. The severity of the situation is compounded by the fact that many industries experience closures and reduced demand for their products or services, consequently reducing the number of employees. As a result there are fewer workers to protect and fewer opportunities for glovem anufacturers to sell their products. Under these circumstances, it is difficult to convince end users to upgrade protective equipment for the task they are performing because, in almost all cases, an upgrade means spending more for hand protection. more

• Finding the Most Suitable Chemical Resistant Gloves for the Application

  

  Workers in the chemical processing and handling industry could certainly benefit from the "perfect" glove. The glove would be thick enough for thermal insulation, thin enough to promote dexterity and tough enough to protect workers from cuts and abrasion. It would also protect against all known chemicals and offered at a minimal price.The problem is that such a glove does not exist. more