Jennifer Yario

As Christine Robinson, a professor at Columbia Southern University, says: “Training and educating workers has changed quite a bit in the last three years. Most of the technologies are not new; however, they’re being used in new areas.”

When it comes to personal protective equipment and clothing for women, “it’s not just about making a product that is a woman’s specific fit,” Dovetail Workwear co-founder Sara DeLuca says. “It’s about accommodating the beautiful array of shapes and sizes of the female workforce.”

A “proficient facility safety manager is defined by their capability to convey and effectively enforce safety expectations,” TradeSafe Vice President Herbert Post says.

When purchasing workplace safety tools, are you asking workers for input?

To quote Tito Warren, president of global industrial sales and operations at Red Wing Shoe Co.: “A work boot that doesn’t fit correctly isn’t living up to its safety potential.”

When asked about a common issue they see in the eye and face protection industry, multiple experts said the same thing: One size does not fit all.

Why is it important to find and stop leaks in the workplace?