23 February 2015
Work Clothes as Protective Equipment Every workplace has hazards, ranging from the possibility of fire or explosion, exposure to toxic chemicals, to being scratched or scraped
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23 February 2015
Face Protection The eyes and face are subject to injury from many kinds of hazards in all types of industries. Cuts, burns, rashes, blindness and scarring
23 February 2015
Gambling with Your Eyesight Could Make You a “One Eyed Jack” There are two sides to eye safety: first, safety for the eyes, and second, safety
23 February 2015
A Good Way to View the Future is Through Safety Glasses The greatest friend a worker’s eyes have while on the job are his safety glasses.
23 February 2015
Eye Protection…Are You Gambling With Your Eyesight? There are regulations requiring your employer and supervisor to ensure that you use appropriate eye or face protection when
23 February 2015
Eyes Are Everything Every working day—on company time—thousands of industrial employees play “Industrial Roulette” … and about 1000 of them lose. The only equipment needed for
23 February 2015
Emergency Showers and Eyewashes An emergency eyewash, or eyewash and shower should be provided whenever employees are exposed to corrosive materials. Make sure your facility eyewash
23 February 2015
Eye Protection: Preserve your Vision This safety meeting will require some effort on your part! I’m assigning everyone a homework task. But don’t panic—this homework will
23 February 2015
Managing Hand-Tool Hazards Compared with a vat of chlorine or a huge industrial machine, a hammer seems pretty harmless. But workers who use simple hand tools
