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J. J. Keller Video Training Books

Train where and when you need it with J. J. Keller Video Training Books. This new, innovative format provides greater training flexibility with access wherever your employees go—no internet connection or classroom needed! Video Training Books are perfect for missed training sessions, on-site training, remote locations, off-site employees, refresher training and more! Shop a huge variety of topics in transportation, workplace safety, construction and human resources.

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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
WaveCel T2+ Safety Helmet

Type II Full Brim Safety Helmets, WaveCel behaves like a network of hundreds of interconnected shock absorbers connecting your head and the outer shell of the helmet. It distributes the impact energy through its network of cells. It absorbs impact forces like the crumple zone of a car. It diverts rotational forces by flexing and gliding. Read More
Prevent Heat Stress with SlateSafety

Enhance heat stress prevention with SlateSafety’s BAND V2 wearable heat stress monitor and BEACON V2 environmental monitor. These devices provide real-time physiological and environmental monitoring, capturing vital biometrics and ambient conditions including heat index, temperature, humidity and eWBGT. Seamlessly integrated with SlateSafety’s online platform and mobile app, they deliver instant alerts including SMS text messages based on customizable thresholds. Perfect for large teams and lone workers, safety leaders can access and download historical data for in-depth analysis. Try SlateSafety’s solution free for 30 days and improve your safety program today. Read More

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