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Hi, I'm John Ashley and I own Contractor Safety, LLC. Thanks for visiting my page. I welcome any and all questions and comments. I hope that today finds you well, if you have the time please take a minute to visit ContractorSafety.Com
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Reviewers Needed for Proposed Revision to Hand Protection Selection Standard
The voluntary consensus standard, ANSI/ISEA 105 American National Standard for Hand Protection Selection Criteria is scheduled to be revised by the end of the year. As part of the development proces…
Started by Cristine Fargo Feb 6.
Question of STB 7 Replies
Is the Composite Toed shoes/boots acceptable when steel toed shoes/boots are required?
Tagged: PPE
Started by Dawn Eichenlaub. Last reply by Omar Fundora Feb 4.
Office Water Coolers 15 Replies
Here's my concern -> Aside from taking some samples over to a lab or buying something online to check it mysefl, I have a good, hard feeling that some employees are getting "upset" stomachs from…
Tagged: illness, coolers, water, bacteria
Started by Dawn Eichenlaub. Last reply by John Richardson Feb 4.
Eye Protection Policy on Construction Site 5 Replies
Experiencing several minor eye injuries due to simply being on the jobsite (i.e., dust in eye). Is it unreasonable to have a policy that requires eye protection on jobsite at all time, regardless of…
Started by Jamey. Last reply by Rick Holm Feb 3.
Fire Extinguishers 12 Replies
What is the distance that has to be cleared in front of a fire extinguisher in a manufacturing facility? And it should be painted "striped yellow", correct?
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