ADJUSTABLE WORKSTATIONS -- Occupational Health & Safety

Accuposture Systems Ltd.

ADJUSTABLE WORKSTATIONS

Developed through four years of design, 16 prototypes, and extensive field testing, the new Adjus® series of height-adjustable workstations features state-of-the-art ergonomic designs to help reduce worker injury and enhance productivity. Each of three different configurations yields a 26.5-inch range of motion in as little as two seconds.

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Drain Tray Package with Safety Shower Test Cart

The Drain Tray Package is an add-on for the Safety Shower Test Cart. For wall-recessed eyewashes, the drain tray fits right underneath and easily funnels the water into the T-Bowl. If you have pedestal eyewashes without bowls, simply place the T-Bowl under the drain at the bottom. The Test Cart already simplifies your weekly activations for safety showers, and now with the drain tray package you can enjoy the same ease-of-use for testing your eyewash stations. Read More
The First Practical AI Tools for EHS Management

Put a co-pilot, data scientist, and personal assistant at the side of your teams. Join thousands of organizations using our AI solutions to make work easier for employees of all roles. Spot potentially serious incidents, surface risks, dissect large data sets, and automate tedious tasks with Benchmark Gensuite's generative AI. Be First to What's Next. Read More
Control of Hazardous Energy Training and Services

e-Hazard has developed Lockout/Tagout training and services in response to growing industry demand for ways to address this critical aspect of worker safety. Our practical approach lets us meet your needs at the level that best fits you. We can assist you with any of the following: provide training for your employees, perform an audit of your current processes, work with you to develop, and implement LOTO program and procedures. Having a comprehensive, functional approach to control of hazardous energies is an essential component to keeping your workers safe. Read More

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