SureWerx Adds Field Advisers To Expand U.S. Safety Support -- Occupational Health & Safety

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SureWerx Adds Field Advisers To Expand U.S. Safety Support

Two new agency partnerships will add nearly 30 safety advisers to support distributors and end users nationwide.

By Danielle Naidu
Sep 03, 2026

SureWerx is expanding its U.S. field safety network through new partnerships with PMG Safety and The Blueprint Corporation, adding nearly 30 advisers who will work with distributors and end users.

The advisers will provide training, product demonstrations and jobsite support involving PPE for hazards such as falls and arc flash, along with head and face protection, protective workwear and traction products.

SureWerx said the additional field personnel are intended to bring technical support closer to customers and improve response times. The expansion is part of the company's broader investment in field expertise and development of safety products, including fall protection for workers at height.

About the Author

Danielle Naidu is assistant editor for Security Today, Campus Security Today, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Protection Online.

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