Finding Good Fall Protection Anchor Points
When most people think about fall protection, they picture a worker wearing a harness or a lanyard. But one of the most important parts of… Read more about Finding Good Fall Protection Anchor Points
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Improve Fastener Reliability and Performance with Image Dimension Measuring Systems
For reliable fastener assemblies, choose supply partners that include fastener measurement as part of their quality assurance program. Call Martin Fasteners at 731-424-4300 to learn more.
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3 Signs It’s Time to Re-Evaluate Your Tool Crib Setup
Your tool crib plays a key role in keeping your operation running. It’s where employees get the parts and supplies they need… Read more about 3 Signs It’s Time to Re-Evaluate Your Tool Crib Setup
From Harmless to Hazardous: The Tipping Point in Toxic Exposure
Even everyday substances like water or cleaning agents can become toxic at high exposure levels. Learn how safety managers can monitor and prevent overexposure in industrial environments. Read more about From Harmless to Hazardous: The Tipping Point in Toxic Exposure
The True Price of Low-Cost Industrial Supplies
When you’re responsible for running a plant or industrial facility, every dollar matters. That’s why it’s tempting to buy the lowest-cost tools, fasteners, or parts on the market. But… Read more about The True Price of Low-Cost Industrial Supplies
5 Mistakes Companies Make with AED’s & Cardiac Safety
When a sudden cardiac arrest happens at work, every second counts. Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) can help save lives, but only if they’re used the right way. Unfortunately, many… Read more about 5 Mistakes Companies Make with AED’s & Cardiac Safety
Explaining OSHA’s General Duty Clause
The General Duty Clause is a sort of catch-all for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). It says that employers must give workers a safe place to work,… Read more about Explaining OSHA’s General Duty Clause
Beginner’s Guide to Cutting Tools: Types & Uses
Cutting tools are essential for machining and manufacturing, shaping materials with precision. From drill bits and milling cutters to lathe tools and carbide inserts, selecting the right tool improves efficiency and ensures high-quality results. Industries like aerospace, automotive, and heavy equipment manufacturing rely on specialized cutting tools for precision work. Martin Supply’s experts can help you find the best tools for your operations. Read more about Beginner’s Guide to Cutting Tools: Types & Uses
Reducing Waste with Integrated Supply Solutions
Excess inventory, inefficient procurement, and packaging waste drive up costs and create environmental concerns. Integrated supply solutions streamline procurement, optimize inventory, and reduce waste by eliminating overstock, improving tracking, and standardizing materials. These strategies enhance efficiency and support sustainability. Martin Supply provides solutions to help businesses stay organized, stocked, and waste-free. Read more about Reducing Waste with Integrated Supply Solutions
Understanding OSHA Violations and Their Consequences
OSHA violations can lead to hefty fines, legal issues, and workplace hazards. Understanding the different types—ranging from minor infractions to willful violations—helps businesses stay compliant and protect employees. Fines can exceed $160,000 per violation, making safety audits, proper PPE, and regular training essential. Martin Supply offers solutions to help businesses meet OSHA standards and avoid costly penalties. Read more about Understanding OSHA Violations and Their Consequences
Fall Protection Tops OSHA’s List of Safety Violations in 2024
Fall protection remains OSHA’s most cited safety violation. Learn how to address this persistent hazard with proper equipment, training, and workplace assessments. Martin Supply offers expert guidance and solutions to help keep your team safe and compliant. Read more about Fall Protection Tops OSHA’s List of Safety Violations in 2024