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Arlington, VA — Around half of workers don’t wear proper personal protective equipment because they either don’t want to or don’t consider it necessary, according to a recent study of employers.
Why is it still difficult for women to get personal protective equipment that fits? A look at the problem – and what safety professionals can do to help close the gaps.
Silver Spring, MD — CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training has compiled a list of providers of appropriate-fitting personal protective equipment for female, nonbinary and transgender workers.
Quincy, MA — A newly funded research project will investigate how chemical exposures from lithium-ion battery fires affect firefighters’ personal protective equipment.
Washington — An OSHA final rule that requires personal protective equipment in the construction industry to properly fit each worker will go into effect Jan. 11.
Columbus, OH — The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is making available $30 million in funding for research and development of personal protective equipment and technology innovations.
Workplace incidents can be devastating, but the right safety apparel can make all the difference. High-visibility and flame-resistant apparel are essential for worker safety in hazardous industries such as electrical utilities, construction, oil and gas, and manufacturing. This webinar will explore how hi-vis FR gear reduces the risk of workplace incidents by improving visibility and providing critical protection. Attendees will learn key considerations for selecting the right safety apparel and discover innovative advancements in hi-vis FR technology that enhance worker safety and compliance. Join us to gain expert insights into protecting your workforce with industry-leading solutions.
A strong safety culture isn’t just about policies – it’s about shaping daily decisions and closing the gap between words and actions. Real hand safety success happens when workers feel empowered, engaged and confident that leadership supports their well-being.
Join us as we explore the key elements of an effective safety culture, uncover common biases hindering safety efforts, and discuss how leadership and worker engagement can transform workplace safety.