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Some workplace hazards, such as an unsupported trench or a backing piece of equipment, are easy to spot. But others, such as a gas leak, often go unnoticed. That’s where instruments and monitors can play a lifesaving role.
Pittsburgh-headquartered Industrial Scientific Corp. has announced several changes within its leadership team. James Quasey, senior vice president, has been appointed to the role of general manager.
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Whether detecting gas levels, gas leaks or noise levels – or alerting other workers about a possible man-down situation – instruments and monitors are vital safety devices for workers in a number of industries, including construction, manufacturing and utilities. Here, industry insiders describe what’s new in this field and what workers and supervisors need to know about these devices.
When gas hazards threaten your jobsite, get the message out loud and clear with the Radius BZ1 Area Monitor. Respond faster thanks to attention-grabbing alarms; the largest display on the market; and optional, out-of-the-box LENS Wireless.
