Eye safety technology follows need
Flying particles and chemical splash are the two top causes of eye injuries in the workplace, but the majority of injuries could be prevented with proper…
Category: Safety
10 second dash
Saving eyes from chemical burns is a race against time. Chemicals keep doing damage as long as they are in contact with the eye. Damage can be made worse…
By the numbers: Eye Injuries
Most frequent eye injuries: – Manufacturing – 8,150 annually. – Construction – 5,200 annually. – Retail Trade – 4,220 annually. – Accommodation & Food…
What to do
For all eye injuries: – DO NOT touch, rub or apply pressure to the eye. – DO NOT try to remove the object stuck in the eye. – Do not apply ointment or…
Eye injuries from fireworks can be devastating
Among the many potential injuries from fireworks, eye injuries are one of the most frequent and most damaging. According to Prevent Blindness, fireworks…
(Sidebar) Choose effective safety glasses
Choose effective safety glasses * Polycarbonate lens * Side shields * UV protection against ultraviolet and infrared rays * Meets ANSI Z87.1 standards…
Exposure to fireworks particles can be harmful
Fourth of July fireworks can bring a toxic brew of air pollution to our atmosphere, according to federal scientists. Exploding fireworks unleash tiny…
Use special care with holiday driving
In 2016, Americans celebrate the Fourth on a Monday, which means the long holiday weekend starts after work on Friday and ends early Tuesday morning. More…
The fascinating (and tragic) history of gloves in industry
Just what is the proper glove? That’s a question that could be answered by anyone from Martha Stewart to your company’s welder. But, as anyone in…
These glasses help cyclists see more
Speaking of safety These glasses help cyclists see more GPS maker Garmin is bringing safety information to the bike path with its Varia Vision In-Sight…