Safety
On June 20th, 2024, California’s stricter indoor heat regulations became OSHA-approved and businesses are now left scrambling to comply. These new regulations ensure workers remain safe in high-temperature environments. It details preventive measures all employers must follow when the internal temperature exceeds 82℉. However, many of these new requirements kill productivity as much as being
Ladders are essential for many of our daily tasks in homes, offices, and work sites. Because ladders are so common people assume that they know how to use them properly. As workplace safety is a top priority for most industrial companies is it crucial that every employee knows and follows ladder safety tips. But always
As safety is always our priority, we thought we’d take a minute to focus on some industrial fan safety hazards. A fan has a lot of moving parts and as a result, this leads to a lot of safety issues for those who will need to work with them. Ensuring that your industrial fan is
All too often new customers push back on a new solution because they say that ventilation doesn’t make them money. It’s easy to see the return on investment for a new machine, but it’s harder to see how improving airflow will help. However, we’ve seen time and again how a new ventilation solution can save
All types of manufacturing processes use compressed air. In fact, every process and machine found in an industrial environment use some form of pressurized air or gas. Unfortunately, because it is so commonplace, people fail to recognize it as the potential hazard that it is. As little as 12 PSI can be deadly in the
Carbon Monoxide is often called “the silent killer” because even though it is odorless, colorless, and tasteless it is still quite poisonous and very deadly. Hundreds of people die accidentally each year from carbon monoxide. The main causes of these poisonings are often poor building ventilation and improperly using fuel-burning appliances. As the weather gets
When it comes to building maintenance, safety is always the top concerns. Even a project that involves green retrofitting for ventilation can provide challenges. Workers must be careful when using cranes, ladders, scaffolds, electricity, etc. Any powerful equipment than can tip over, fall, break, or otherwise hurt people. That’s why the Occupational Safety Health Administration