GE Energy EntelliGuard Retrofill Power Circuit Breaker -- Occupational Health & Safety

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EntelliGuard Retrofill Power Circuit Breaker

GE Energy's EntelliGuard® Retrofill Power Circuit Breaker with the Reduced Energy Let Through (RELT) alternate instantaneous setting feature can provide enhanced arc flash protection as part of a lockout/tagout procedure on electrical equipment. RELT annunciation can be direct or indirect, either locally on the equipment or remotely via control devices or the industrial network.

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Comprehensive Fall Protection

When it comes to OSHA-compliant fall protection, Safety Rail Company has all the solutions. From hazard assessments and custom-engineered solutions to hatch guards, gates and guardrails, we’re the industry’s most comprehensive source of expertise and products. Safety Rail’s ability to assess your needs, manufacture and install your system ensures you’re getting exactly what your project calls for with a single call. We’re here to help make this easy. We’re not just the safe choice for rooftop safety, we’re the safest. Read More
Experience Ultimate Comfort with Ultra-thin 21-gauge Cut-resistant Sleeves

Experience Thinnovation! Magid combined the most advanced knitting technologies with the newest, thinnest yarns to create cut-resistant sleeves that are significantly lighter and more comfortable than comparable sleeves on the market. These 21-gauge sleeves offer ANSI A4 and A6 cut protection in an incredibly thin and comfortable sleeve with a premium elastic bicep that stays in place all day. Read More
COMFORT BOOTS

Red Wing Shoes introduces SuperSole X, a modern, lightweight version of the classic SuperSole. SuperSole X was designed to tackle the toughest job site conditions, combining unmatched durability with enhanced comfort. Made in the USA, these easy-on, easy-off boots feature a low-density inner sole, while the tough rubber outer sole delivers best-in-class slip resistance and protection. Read More

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The ASSP Foundation has received a record-setting $325,000 donation from the BCSP Foundation to expand education, training, and development for current and future safety professionals. Read Now
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