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Frost & Sullivan Recognize Ansell as the Winner of 2015 Frost & Sullivan Global Award for Technology Innovation Leadership
Ansell, a global leader in protection solutions, recently received the 2015 Frost & Sullivan Global Award for Technology Innovation Leadership for it’s proprietary INTERCEPT™ Technology. INTERCEPT Technology® features an innovative new knitting technology that blends engineered, synthetic and natural fibers into high performance yarns for a variety of cut resistance solutions. This innovative product platform addresses one of the most fundamental areas of hand protection for global…
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Cut Resistance: What you need to know to choose the right PPE
If you're involved with managing safety and worker protection, you know personal protection equipment is one area that can't be sacrificed. Specifically, when it comes to hand protection and cut resistance, standard test methods are needed to guarantee workers are receiving the best protection possible.
Whether you're located in the U.S. or across the globe, industries usually rely on one of two predominate level cut resistance classification…
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New Advancements in Cut-Protection Technology
In industries where workers handle sharp materials, the risk of a cut injury is ever present. Working with cut risks require a high level of confidence in protective gear — from task to task, shift to shift and glove to glove, amid unpredictable tasks and challenges. Safety is imperative to both get the job done and have peace of mind.
Understanding the needs of global safety managers and industrial workers, is critical to keeping hands safe…
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Breakthrough Innovation News in PPE
Interested in being one of the first to hear about a new breakthrough technology in personal protection? As a global leader in protection solutions, Ansell invites you to join a live virtual event on Thursday, April 16 at 9 a.m. EST for a major announcement. Ansell will discuss innovative technology solutions that will transform PPE for people and companies worldwide.
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Addressing Oil & Gas Workers’ Top Frustrations
There are many inherent dangers surrounding the operation and maintenance of oil and gas productions sites. In fact, recent information from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show that in activities supporting oil and gas extraction, there were an estimated 8,500 nonfatal injuries and illnesses in 2011. While contact with heavy objects and equipment may be blamed for many of the injuries or fatalities within the oil and gas industry, it’s often the difficult, slippery conditions that also…
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Adam Fleaming posted a blog postWebinar Calendar of Upcoming Courses - May to Jun 2017
Below is the event description content:Compliance4All webinars are just what professionals in the regulatorycompliance areas need for scaling up in their careers. With a collection ofthe most erudite experts on regulatory compliance being available at a clickin the comfort of your preferred location; regulatory compliance could notget any simpler and effective! Compliance4All’s experts help you unravel all the knowledge you need in allthe areas of regulatory compliance. They help professionals…See More
Roger Steven posted a blog postUnderstanding CARC and RARC
A Claim Adjustment Reason Code (CARC) is a code used in medical billing to communicate a change or an adjustment in payment. CARCs have to be used to communicate why there was a difference between the amount paid in a claim or service line and the amount that was billed against it. CARCS are to be mentioned only if there is an adjustment of this kind. If there is no adjustment to a claim or…See More
kate smith posted a blog postDiligence and scrutiny are important for writing investigative reports
Diligence and a high degree of scrutiny are crucial for a person who is writing investigative reports in an organization. In the first place, an investigation has to be objective and not be vindictive. It should avoid targeting an employee personally; it should be thorough and proper from a legal perspective. When all the legal procedures are followed in an investigation, the case of the employer becomes strong and defensible…See More
Adam Fleaming posted a blog postMeeting labeling requirements of various drug products
Both the FDA and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) have regulations that cover the labeling requirements of both prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, cosmetics, generics, medical devices, nutraceuticals and other related products. These regulations have to be strictly complied with. 21 CFR under its various parts, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C…See More
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Favorite Motivational Quote: If you want something, you'll find a way - If not, you'll find an excuse.Favorite Safety Quote: Don't learn safety by accident!Continue
Started by Michelle Sears. Last reply by David R Snell Apr 26.
Feedback on a injury prevention product we're building.
Hi everyone!For full transparency ill tell you a little about myself and what I hope to accomplish. My name is Zuber and I'm an engineering student who founded a startup helping to build wearable…Continue
Tags: product, prevention, injury, back, safety
Started by Zuber Ahmed Apr 24.
Best overall personal safety book? 1 Reply
What do you think is the best all-in-one book out there for optimizing personal safety and the safety of one's family? Right now I have …Continue
Started by David R Snell. Last reply by David R Snell Apr 21.
Fire codes for residential buildings
Hi,Can anybody kindly give me a hint how to find Fire Codes for residential buildings in different cities in the United States?Continue
Started by Darren Asad Apr 14.
OSHA and Machine Guard Door Safety???
We have what we feel is not a unique situation and were wondering if anyone might of run across this challenge and know more about the requirements. We are building a small machine system that…Continue
Tags: electric, osha, air, door, interlocked
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