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Matthew Carr, VP Strategic Sourcing & Administration, Genergy: We weren't previously offering cable ramps, but customer demand, especially from those in utility and temporary power sectors, prompted us to explore options. The GD5X125-Y/B ramp systemfrom Checkers came up repeatedly, as it's widely regarded as the industry standard.
We recently partnered with a large construction company operating in the Southeast. With multiple active job sites and a significant workforce, this organization faces the daily challenges common to the construction industry.
Justrite Safety Group conducted a safety walkthrough of a major industrial distribution center located in the South-Central United States. This facility is part of a national supply chain network, employing hundreds of staff and operating around the clock to move essential products to customers across the region.
By partnering with Justrite Safety Group, a major manufacturer in the Southeastern US was able to identify key safety gaps and implement proven solutions to reduce risk, improve compliance, and protect its workforce. They operate a large facility with multiple production lines and a substantial workforce.
A large industrial gas distribution facility in the Upper Midwest partnered with Justrite Safety Group to conduct a safety walkthrough of their site. Their operation employs a significant workforce and handles a variety of hazardous materials daily.
NoTrax, a global leader in floor matting announces the launch of the new 524 Eyewash Station Mats. These brightly colored anti-slip mats are specifically designed to ensure emergency response stations remain visible and unobstructed while providing fast drainage.
One of the primary risks in hospitals, care facilities or research labs is cross contamination. Shoe soles and wheeled equipment can potentially carry pathogens or other materials from one area of a facility to another and could lead to infection or contamination.
According to an overview of citations issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), facilities in the food and beverage industry received a total of 1,177 citations between the months of October 2020 and September 2021. These citations amounted to a total of $8,575,378 in fines for facilities.
