Respirators are vital tools for keeping employees safe in a variety of different and potentially dangerous contexts. Fumes, vapors, gases and small pieces of easily … Read More »
Category: Respiratory Protection
The Importance of Gas Monitoring Equipment in Enclosed Spaces
There are unique challenges oil and gas companies must face when it comes to working with hazardous chemicals. Gases like hydrogen sulfide naturally occur during … Read More »
Staying Safe with Facial Hair and Respirators
Respirator safety is a vital consideration for a variety of businesses. Read More »
Understanding OSHA’s New Silica Rule for Construction Sites
OSHA’s new silica standards mean employers need to make significant changes. Read More »
Breathable Air Remains a Concern Across Many Industries
To ensure the safety of all employees, employers must understand the risks of poor indoor air quality and the importance of meeting Grade D breathable air standards. Read More »
OSHA Issues Final Rule On Workplace Injury Reporting
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration released a new rule that clarifies its recordkeeping procedure Read More »
Total Safety Europe Adds BAT to Fleet Making Hi-Tech Breathing Air Equipment More Accessible
Houston (Dec. 12, 2016) — Total Safety U.S. announced the launch of its newest customer rental fleet addition in Europe, BAT (breathing air trailer) — … Read More »
Total Safety Rolls Out Second Generation Smart Compressor Breathing Air Solution for Plants
HOUSTON (Dec. 12, 2016) — Total Safety US Inc., based in Houston, today announced the successful rollout of its second-generation Smart Compressor technology– an innovative … Read More »
OSHA Releases Silica Compliance Guide
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has released a guide on the new silica regulations for small businesses in the construction industry. Read More »
New Proposal from OSHA on Respirators
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. In a press release, the safety agency stated it was introducing two quantitative fit-testing protocols to the current Respiratory Protection Standard. Read More »