Facility Management -- Occupational Health & Safety

Eaton

Facility Management

Eaton's Power factor correction equipment is designed to lower energy costs by supplying reactive power to loads such as HVAC, motors, and elevators. The reduced energy loss minimizes greenhouse gas emissions, decreases energy consumption, and extends equipment life through improved power.

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Experience the New Standard of Dexterity

Get the perfect blend of safety and comfort with our thinnest maximum cut protection gloves and sleeves • Meets the highest ANSI A9 cut resistance standards, ensuring protection against cut hazards • Touchscreen compatible for seamless interaction with touchscreen devices, enhancing productivity without the need to remove them • Food safe compliant to maintain hygiene and safety in food processing and handling • Cut-resistant sleeves with unmatched flexibility and breathability Read More
Remotely Monitored Mobile AED Solutions

Tough Jobs Need Tough Safety Solutions Managing mobile AEDs on job sites is no easy task. With equipment frequently moved around or sometimes going missing, maintaining compliance can be a challenge. Our solution helps prevent mismanagement, ensuring your AED program remains compliant and ready for any emergency. Additionally, our custom hard cases provide essential protection against the wear and tear of mobile environments, ensuring your AEDs stay in peak condition and ready to shock for years to come. With our tough safety solutions, you're always prepared when it counts. Read More
Combat The Cost of Worker Fatigue

One single employee experiencing daily fatigue can cost an employer $3500 a year in lost productivity, absenteeism and increased healthcare. For 1000 employees that adds up to $3.5 million... for every year that it is not reduced. Manage it with a Lehigh CustomFit Wellness program that supplies accurate fit safety footwear, orthotics and compression garments to help prevent stress and fatigue. Read More

Featured

NSC Commits $300,000 to Musculoskeletal Disorder Research

The National Safety Council has allocated $300,000 for its third year of grants aimed at reducing workplace injuries caused by musculoskeletal disorders. Read Now
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DOL Seeks Nominations for OSHA’s Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health

The advisory committee provides OSHA with policy guidance on construction safety and health. Read Now
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