Safety

A row of bright yellow flammable storage cabinets with hazard warning labels, designed to safely store hazardous substances.

Contain the Flame with Flammable Storage

Proper storage of flammable materials is critical to maintaining a safe workplace. Following OSHA's guidelines and using approved containers and flammable storage cabinets can prevent fires, explosions, and accidents. It's important to train your team on safe handling and storage procedures to minimize risks. Martin Supply offers flammable cabinet inspections and other safety services to help you stay compliant and protect your facility and team from hazardous materials. Read more about Contain the Flame with Flammable Storage

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Understanding Gas Detection Equipment

Gas detection equipment is crucial for maintaining workplace safety, especially in environments with hazardous gases like carbon monoxide or hydrogen sulfide. These devices detect dangerous gas levels and help prevent accidents such as poisoning or explosions. OSHA mandates the use of gas monitors in high-risk areas, and companies can comply by purchasing or renting gas detection equipment. Martin Supply offers rental services with fast shipping and flexible terms. Read more about Understanding Gas Detection Equipment

The Importance of Cut-Resistant Gloves in Chicken Processing Plants

In an environment where people handle both sharp objects and raw meats, safety has to be a priority. Among the various protective gear required, cut-resistant gloves are essential to protect workers from the numerous hazards posed by sharp tools and machinery, paired with biological hazards as well. This article explores the significance of cut-resistant gloves, the appropriate cut levels for various tasks, and best practices for glove use in chicken processing plants. Read more about The Importance of Cut-Resistant Gloves in Chicken Processing Plants

worker wearing aluminized heat-resistant ppe gear in foundry

Reducing Heat Risks in Mills and Foundries With PPE

Working in mills and foundries frequently involves exposure to extreme heat, a hazard that can turn severe very quickly. It's crucial to equip anyone working in these conditions with the right protective gear to safeguard against heat-related hazards and the long-term effects of heat stress. When deciding what types of PPE to bring into your facility, safety managers must strike a balance between technical detail and accessibility. Read more about Reducing Heat Risks in Mills and Foundries With PPE