Articles by Mark Saner

The OSHA rulemaking process on combustible dust has been stalled at the Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act (SBREFA) stage for some time.

I am often asked the question, “Are your FR garments NFPA 70E certified?

Combustible dust has not been in the headlines as much recently, but there is still activity going on behind the scenes and accidents occurring on a regular basis.

Tackling the task of choosing.

It’s all about making workers safe in roadway conditions where they may be otherwise hard to see.

Workers concerned about heat stress are demanding lighter and more comfortable garments.

Every type of fabric in every garment comes with physical property numbers. Learn what these numbers mean to help you choose the right fabrics and garments for your needs.

Companies that understand expectations regarding voluntary requirements will stay on the leading edge of worker safety and cost control.

When it comes to PPE, “layering” is not a fashion statement. It can be a cost-effective, practical way to clothe your workers as they move between tasks with different hazard ratings.

Legal regulations and voluntary industry safety standards encompassing PPE are becoming more exact and pervasive. NFPA 70E, a national consensus standard that establishes safety guidelines for workers exposed to electrical hazards, is a prime example. 70E is driving changes across numerous businesses and facilities where employees access electrical systems and energized components.