With years of proven performance, Bradley’s Halo™ eye/face wash is now available in stainless steel, which is ideal for caustic work settings and environments
For areas where plumbed potable water is not available, Encon’s self-contained portable eyewash station meets ANSI Z358.1 requirements, providing proper irrigation for the 15-minute flushing period.
The Bradley S19-921 self-contained Eyewash Station features a high-visibility yellow 7-gallon tank that facilitates weekly inspections of water levels and water quality.
Company cited for failing to label hazardous chemicals, as well
January 9, 2014
OSHA has cited Complete Liquidations, doing business as The Furniture Exchange, with four repeat and 13 serious violations at the company’s warehouse in New Brunswick. OSHA’s July investigation began in response to a complaint, and resulted in proposed penalties totaling $71,280.
New document informs industrial health and safety managers of safe and effective treatment
December 3, 2013
Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today it has published a new whitepaper entitled “How to Identify Safe and Effective Emergency Eyewash – and the Hidden Dangers to Avoid.” Authored by the world leader in personal protective equipment, including a broad line of emergency eyewash, this nine-page publication from Honeywell Safety Products serves as an invaluable resource to everyone responsible for industrial health and safety.
1. Forklift batteries expose workers to dangerous chemicals. Lead-acid and nickel-iron rechargeable batteries contain corrosive chemicals, which harm skin if a worker is not wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
Stockport-based Hughes Safety Showers, is celebrating 45 years in business. It is now Europe’s largest manufacturer of Emergency Safety Showers, Eyebaths and Decontamination Systems.