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  • Confined Space Entry in Progress
    August 4, 2023

    All-In-One Confined Space Entry Kit - The Basics

    Many of our customers are just getting started in confined space entry. This can be due to any number of reasons. Some are expanding and pursuing additional job opportunities. Some may have come back to confined space entry jobs after a long hiatus. Whatever the reason, the time has come to make a purchase. What is needed, of course, is high quality and affordable confined space equipment that meets the applicable OSHA and ANSI standards. This is where we come in. 

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  • Fall Protection Rescue Plan
    October 21, 2022

    Fall Protection Rescue Plan

    The need for a fall protection rescue plan is an often overlooked aspect of fall protection safety. When working from height, or even in a confined space, a rescue plan is required by OSHA. Falls happen and winches can fail. What is your rescue plan if this happens?
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  • Do You Need Hip D-Rings on your harness
    September 30, 2022

    Do You Need Hip D-Rings on Your Fall Protection Harness?

    Hip D-Rings, also known as "Side D-Rings" or "Positioning D-Rings" are usually an option on most fall protection safety harnesses. If you've ever purchased a fall protection safety harness, you most likely had to decide if you should purchase a harness with side D-rings.
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  • Difference between certifed and non-certified anchor points
    September 30, 2022

    Certified vs. Non-Certified Fall Protection Anchor Points

    One of our vendors, Frenchcreek, often asks at its fall protection training sessions: "what's the difference between a certified and a non-certified fall protection anchor point?" Even amongst experienced safety professionals, the question is often met with silence.
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  • How to clean a gas monitor
    September 16, 2022

    How To Clean and Disinfect a Portable Gas Monitor

    Like any other piece of equipment exposed to contaminates and unclean environments, gas detectors need to be cleaned and disinfected. This is especially true when handing off the meter to others for bump testing, calibration, shipping, etc.
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  • how to prevent suspension trauma in a fall
    September 30, 2022

    How To Prevent Suspension Trauma In A Fall

    What happens when a fall occurs? The worker may be have been saved from the fall, but now he or she is suspended in a harness. Depending on how long it takes to rescue the person, this could very well be fatal.
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  • major safety is the solution to your amazon problem
    September 30, 2022

    Major Safety Is the Solution to Your Amazon Problem

    So you bought a gas monitor on Amazon and now you need help? We hear this all the time: "I purchased a gas monitor on Amazon. Now it is messing up and I need to get some support. I can't send it back to Amazon. They can't help me." Or, just as common: "I just bought this monitor from Amazon and it is already alerting me that a calibration is due".
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  • Don't forget to calibrate your gas monitors
    September 30, 2022

    Don't Forget - Calibrate Your Gas Monitors

    The inconvenient truth about gas monitors is that they need to be regularly calibrated. It is simply impossible to know/confirm if a monitor is detecting properly without a calibration. Do I really need to calibrate?
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  • new all in one complete confined space kits
    September 30, 2022

    Two New All-In-One Confined Space Kits

    In an effort to continue to provide quality and proven equipment to our customers, we've made available two new complete confined space entry kits. Read on to learn more about our new kits.
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  • understanding and reading your calibration gas cylinder label
    September 30, 2022

    Understanding Your Calibration Gas Cylinder Label

    We want to help you make sense of the label on your calibration gas cylinder. What's in the cylinder? Is it still good or is it expired? We also want to explain how to determine if the cylinder still contains gas. Read on to learn more.
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