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Reducing Hand Injuries and PPE Costs While Maintaining OSHA Compliance

In today’s economic environment many companies are striving to reduce costs in every aspect of their plant operations. Decision makers often target personal protective equipment (PPE) for cost-cutting measures and implement changes without fully understanding the impact on worker safety.

At the same time companies are trying to reduce their PPE expenditures, OSHA is stepping up enforcement activity and adding inspectors. Companies can achieve cost reduc

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Posted on February 17, 2010 at 10:00am —

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Ansell joins global humanitarian effort with shipments of Medical and Occupational gloves to Haiti

Hand protection products help keep relief workers safe

RED BANK, NJ - As aid pours into Haiti for victims injured and displaced by the recent earthquakes, the massive cleanup is just beginning. Ansell is assisting with the relief effort by shipping gloves for medical workers and work crews involved in the search for victims and removal of debris.

Earlier this month, Ansell shipped exam gloves to Haiti, working with Direct Relief International (http://directreContinue

Posted on January 27, 2010 at 5:33pm —

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Safety Community's Monthly Chats - What do you think?

As you may know, the Safety Community hosts monthly chats about a variety of safety topics. We wanted to get your ideas in order to improve the chats; be sure to leave a comment if you have additional thoughts!

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Posted on July 27, 2009 at 4:00pm — 2 Comments

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Construction Electrician Relies on HyFlex® Gloves for Dexterity, Cut Protection

Barbara Monk of Odessa, Ontario says there have been few times during her 21-year career that her hands have not been covered with cuts and nicks. As a journey level construction electrician and member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Monk typically works on new construction and retrofit projects.

As part of her job, Monk strips insulation from electrical wires and cables to make electrical connections and uses a hack saw to cut cable and conduit. She frequently handles f… Continue

Posted on June 25, 2009 at 1:58pm —

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The Economy and Tradeshow Attendance

The economy has a few companies and individuals rethinking their tradeshow spend, approach, attendance, etc. Here's your chance to share with other OSC members how you're adapting to this kind of economic situation. Feel free to leave comments below to let others know what you’re thinking!

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At 11:19am on January 28, 2010, Lara Kretler said…
Thanks, Linda. We would NEVER sell your information or the email list of subscribers from this site, but unfortunately sometimes people do join under false pretenses and then send messages as members of the community. As soon as we find them, we boot them out and prevent them from joining again with that email address.
At 10:05am on January 28, 2010, Linda Lorenzen-Safety Geek said…
My apologies...when I added my last post the discussion came up and I see that this issue has already been addressed. Thank you.....
At 10:03am on January 28, 2010, Linda Lorenzen-Safety Geek said…
I have been contacted several times now by people who claim to have gotten my name and email from this site. They are spammers. Does this site knowingly sell it's subscription list to anyone outside this forum? Has this site been hacked for our email addresses? If not, then it is disturbing to receive email from someone saying they are contacting me using this safety community website. Can you look into this? Thanks......

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At 2:18pm on September 22, 2009, Lara Kretler said…
Thank you to everyone who has contacted us to alert us of spammers and suspicious members. We appreciate your help in keeping this community safe!

For quickest response, please contact Lara Kretler or Christopher Washington with any issues or concerns about SafetyCommunity.com. Thank you!
At 12:28pm on March 5, 2009, Craig Banning said…
Memeber "success" seems to be up to something. Likely no in align with this communities guidelines.
At 12:54pm on February 18, 2009, Mark Balduzzi said…
how do you cancel or delete an application you do not want?
At 7:07pm on October 16, 2008, Bob Dawson said…
How do I have a link posted to my group web page?
At 8:00am on September 11, 2008, Powell T. Stevenson said…
I would be honored to be a Featured Member.
At 12:30pm on June 16, 2008, Lara Kretler said…
Perfect. Thank you!
 
 

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