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Introduction For safety managers overseeing operations across North America and Europe, compliance is complex. Different regions mandate different standards, forcing companies to juggle multiple product lines, complicating purchasing, and increasing inventory costs. The solution? Triple-Certified Safety Eyewear. Products that meet the standards of the US, Canada, and Europe offer simplified purchasing and provide the highest confidence in worker protection, no matter where the job is. 1. Deco …

Introduction Safety is never the place to cut corners, yet inefficient spending on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is a common drain on industrial budgets. For safety managers, the challenge is clear: how do you procure high-quality, high-compliance eyewear without constantly replacing cheap, broken, or unused units? The answer lies in moving beyond the "one-size-fits-all" bulk purchase and adopting a Feature-Matched strategy. Here are three crucial steps to optimize your eyewear program, s …

In demanding work environments, crystal-clear vision isn't a luxury—it's a critical safety requirement. Yet, countless workers every day battle the frustration and danger of fogged-up safety glasses. Whether it's moving from a cold outdoor environment to a warm indoor space, working in high humidity, or engaging in strenuous physical activity, fogged lenses are a major culprit behind accidents and decreased productivity. This isn't just an annoyance; it's a hazard. Compromised vision can …

The Winter Hazard: Why November is Prime Time for Cold Stress As the year wraps up and temperatures drop, industrial, construction, and outdoor workers face a critical, yet often overlooked, workplace hazard: cold stress. Cold stress occurs when skin temperature and internal body temperature drop, leading to serious conditions like hypothermia and frostbite. November is the ideal time for a PPE audit to ensure your team is equipped not just for comfort, but for compliance and survival. Beyond l …

Selecting the right eye protection in industrial settings is non-negotiable, but when it comes to welding, cutting, and brazing, the rules get complicated quickly. Many workers rely on standard welding helmets, but what about the tasks in between—the plasma cutting, the torch work, and the brazing? This is where specialized Infrared (IR) Safety Glasses come in. They protect the eye from harmful UV and IR radiation generated by high heat. However, choosing the correct shade (1.7, 3.0, or 5. …