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  1. Water, rest, shade: preventing heat illness on the jobsite

    Beating the Heat: A Jobsite Guide to Preventing Heat Illness

    Heat is one of the most underestimated hazards on any jobsite. How to spot the warning signs of heat illness, apply OSHA’s Water-Rest-Shade approach, acclimatize new workers, and stay ahead of heat enforcement.

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  2. Sqwincher Sqweeze Pops: Regular vs. ZERO Sugar Part Numbers

    Sqwincher Sqweeze Pops: Regular vs. ZERO Sugar Part Numbers

    Sqwincher's 159200201 Sqweeze Pops case was replaced by two part numbers: 159060962 regular and 159200408 ZERO Sugar. Flavors, counts and which to order.

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  3. Horizontal Lifelines: How to Choose and Size a System

    Horizontal Lifelines: How to Choose and Size a System

    Temporary rope or cable, permanent systems, anchors, user ratings and the fall clearance math people get wrong. What to know before you order a horizontal lifeline.

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  4. How Often Should You Inspect First Aid Kits at Work?

    How Often Should You Inspect First Aid Kits at Work?

    What OSHA says about first aid kit checks, including the weekly rule for construction, a practical schedule for everyone else, and what to look at each time.

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  5. Honeywell North Glovebox Gloves: Materials, Ports and Part Numbers

    Honeywell North Glovebox Gloves: Materials, Ports and Part Numbers

    Honeywell North glovebox gloves, now under PIP. How to read the part numbers, choose port size, thickness and material, and order the right replacement.

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  6. Smart First Aid Cabinets vs. Route Service Programs

    Smart First Aid Cabinets vs. Route Service Programs

    Route-based first aid service, self-managed cabinets and usage-based refill programs compared: where each works, where each falls short, and how to pick.

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  7. Radians RWG589 Cut Resistant Gloves (A9)

    Radians RWG589 Cut Resistant Gloves (A9)

    The Radians RWG589 is an 18-gauge ANSI A9 cut glove with a sandy foam nitrile grip. What it's built for, where A9 makes sense, and where it's more glove than you need.

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  8. Spring Safety Checklist: Getting Crews Ready for the Season

    Spring Safety Checklist: Getting Crews Ready for the Season

    Mud, rain, work zones, early heat, ticks and winter-worn gear. A spring checklist for outdoor crews and facilities before the busy season starts.

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  9. How to Write a PPE Program for Your Workplace

    How to Write a PPE Program for Your Workplace

    What OSHA actually requires in writing for PPE, what a usable program covers, and how to keep it from becoming a binder nobody opens.

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  10. How PPE Is Tested: Impact, Cut, Chemical and Flame

    How PPE Is Tested: Impact, Cut, Chemical and Flame

    What the lab actually does to hard hats, safety glasses, boots, gloves and FR clothing, which standard covers each, and what to look for on the label before you buy.

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