Washington — The House Education and the Workforce Committee has advanced a resolution aimed at repealing the Department of Labor’s rule on determining if a worker is an employee or an independent contractor.

This lift-front hood, part of the Ultralight Series of Arc Flash PPE, offers wearers a larger viewing area through a clear gray color faceshield.

GL3000 series arc flash protection gloves are available in two new models – GL3009CKB and GL3010CK. They’re designed to provide comfort, fit, dexterity and premium protection. Using the ASTM F2675 test method, both models offer protection against Category 4 arc flashes and are deemed fire resistant under section 8.8 of NFPA’s 2112 standard.

Washington – OSHA recently issued a fact sheet about protecting workers from abrasive blasting materials.

Washington – A corroded pipe that had not been inspected for years was the source of the hydrogen release and subsequent explosion at the Silver Eagle Refinery in 2009, according to a new analysis from the Chemical Safety Board.

Interface Security Systems, a managed service provider delivering business security, managed network, UCaaS and business intelligence solutions to distributed enterprises, announced that El Pollo Loco, one of the nation’s fastest growing restaurant chains that specializes in fire grilled chicken, is relying on Interface's managed video verified alarms and intrusion alarm monitoring to reliably detect intrusions and minimize false alarms.

What are the criteria for determining if something is or is not an HNOC?

The Lift Front Hood is a unique hybrid combination hood that is lighter and more comfortable to wear than a standard arc flash hood.

Why are my anti-fog safety glasses fogging?

BriefCam, the leader in innovative AI-driven video analytics solutions, is showcasing version 2023 M1 of its comprehensive video analytics platform at ISC West.

Gateway Safety has expanded its StarLite family to include StarLite FOAMPRO, a foam-lined, anti-fog eyewear solution.

The Veratti Primo is the first model of a new ?family of safety spectacles offering Advanced Fog Resistance lens coating. Primo has a removable headband that connects at the end of the temples for easier adjustments and a snug, comfortable fit.

The Vader Combo is a vented goggle with a faceshield that combines full-face impact and wetness protection with unparalleled anti-fog properties.

The 880 Series, part of the ProGuard Fit line, provides the right fit for the right job.

Weighing only 19.3 grams, Ellipse Safety Eyewear is lightweight while still meeting the rigorous U.S. military specification for ballistic impact resistance.

The Uvex SVP 200, 300 and 400 Series deliver ample 9- or 10-base coverage, streamlined styling, and lightweight comfort.

StarLite glasses now are available with classic camouflage temples.

Safety Glass/Goggle Kit #11173P is designed to stop eye injuries in the workplace.

OCTANE Safety Glasses with Polarized Lenses provide 99 percent UV protection.

Electrical arcs emit extreme high-intensity light across a wide spectrum that can damage the delicate structure of eyes.

PMXTREME, Venture II and Brevard (shown) safety glasses feature an ultrarealistic camo pattern and have been designed for the highest impact standards and all-day comfort.

This line of bifocal safety glasses features UV400 protection and polycarbonate lenses that meet ANSI Z87.1 standards. The bifocal lens style on the glasses allows wearers to use the magnified lens below when working and the clear lens on top when interacting with others or looking ahead.

Radians’ new line of safety glasses includes the CROSSFIRE CK7, designed for workers who wear their protective eyewear as sunglasses. The CK7 features a lightweight frame, insulated wire core temples and indirect lens venting.

The ultra-lightweight Carhartt Braswell Readers were designed specifically for the workplace.

Conaire safety glasses feature antiglare lenses with scratch and impact resistance, and offer wearers the highest blue light and ultraviolet light protection available – UV 400 – all with a sleek retro frame design.

Legacy glasses are designed to protect workers’ eyes from general work duties, including those in which optical radiation is produced by welding. The glasses feature H2MAX anti-fog coating technology, which offers continued clarity working against sweat, extreme humidity and a range of temperatures.

Midnight Safety Glasses feature BK-Anti-FOG+ protection to keep vision clear in high-moisture, high-heat conditions. Each pair of glasses has a removable gasket made of soft-but-tough EVA foam, forming a dust filter that completely fills the gap between the glasses and the face to form a seal and keep out dust.

Slingshot safety glasses feature BK-Anti-Fog+ technology. Fused directly to the lens, rather than simply sprayed on, it delivers better and longer-lasting fog-free protection.

NESS+ eyewear features a scratch- and fog-resistant coating, a wraparound frame for protection, a non-slip nose bridge, and bi-material temples designed for increased comfort.

Uvex Avatar glasses can protect against extended blue light exposure to help prevent headaches, eye fatigue, mood changes, and insomnia or other sleep disruptions.

Whipray model glasses with green mirror frames provide comfort and can bend under pressure, resulting in a contoured fit for all-day use. The lenses offer superior coverage and crisp visual acuity while protecting against UV rays.

Whipray model glasses with a green mirror lens provide comfort and bend under pressure, resulting in a contoured fit for all-day use. The lens offers superior coverage and crisp visual acuity while protecting against ultraviolet rays.

The NESS+ Small line of safety glasses is designed to fit smaller, narrower faces and meet the growing demand for safety apparel for women. The glasses feature anti-scratch and anti-fog coatings and have the benefit of added comfort thanks to co-injected temples.

Komet polarized safety glasses are designed specifically for outdoor use. They feature a black wraparound frame that provides a close fit to the face, and lenses that protect against glare and 99.99% of UVA and UVB rays.

TruFlex safety glasses are engineered for all-day comfort with a lightweight, half-frame design that merges protection with style.

A new circuit classification, referred to as fault-managed power systems (FMPS), is drafted for inclusion in Article 726 of the 2023 edition of the NEC code.

Washington — Citing a growing trend of people pointing lasers at airplanes, the Federal Aviation Administration is calling for product labels warning consumers that the safety of flight crews and passengers is being put at risk.

Washington — Reports of people pointing lasers at aircraft – a federal crime – have reached an all-time high, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

Meet the 2023 Rising Stars of Safety – 36 young safety professionals who are making an impact.

Meet the 2024 Rising Stars of Safety – 38 young safety professionals who are making an impact.

Washington — In an effort to mitigate the risk of post-blast ground falls in underground mines, NIOSH has developed an online software tool intended to help mining engineers develop safe and efficient designs for controlled blasting operations.

The National Training Center (NTC), a prominent source of on-location and virtual classroom training and training materials in the various low-voltage disciplines, is offering a quick flash sale of its renown Low Voltage Library.  

How is the arc rating of a fabric determined?

Will you please describe a typical arc flash accident that you would be called on to investigate? If possible, please include the root cause of the accident, the type of equipment involved, the tools used by the employee and the resultant injury.

What does the 2012 edition of the NFPA 70E standard require for arc flash labels?

What are the differences between EBT and ATPV?

The 2015 edition of the National Fire Protection Association 70E standard presents two methods for selecting the correct personal protective equipment when working inside the arc flash boundary. How do I determine what method to use?

How does arc testing differ from real-life arc flash incidents?

What is the leading cause of arc flash, and what procedural changes can be adopted to eliminate the threat?