Axcess Industries understands that twenty-million individuals are subject to dangerous noise-levels on the work site. These constant noise levels can lead to severe hearing damage. That is why SafetyEd what to make sure you know when to use proper hearing protection. So, what does “Too Loud” mean? DBA as well as being used to quantify […]
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You may not be aware, but the most experienced workplace injury is also the most avoidable. 50% of US employees are expected to experience physical damage to their lower back at some point. In any job that includes lifting any kind of object you might be vulnerable to back injury. That is why Axcess want
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Axcess Industries realizes that hearing loss due to loud noise levels is a very real and dangerous thing. Consider industrial hearing loss to be repeated trauma. Noise induced hearing loss is caused by repeated exposure to lout noise over time. The deterioration in hearing is gradual and may go unnoticed by workers until they start
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Depending on the occupational safety and health hazards encountered while performing assigned job tasks, your employer may require you to use properly fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) to avoid injuries and illnesses. Some of the most common types of PPE are: Eye protection Face protection Hearing protection Head protection Hand protection Foot protection Respiratory protection
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Whenever you operate a powder-actuated hand tool, safe work practices must always be followed. These tools are designed to fire nails or fastening devices into material not easily penetrated such as concrete, steel, and masonry. Unfortunately, they have also been known to fire nails and fastening devices into human flesh. Only qualified persons who have
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PPE requirements vary depending on which part of your body might be exposed to hazards. Today we’ll discuss the different types of PPE. Types of PPE include: • Hard hats and helmets • Safety glasses, goggles, face shields • Earplugs and earmuffs • Gloves • Coveralls and aprons • Safety footwear • Dust masks and
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Gasoline is an extremely flammable liquid fuel. It should always be handled and stored properly in order to reduce the likelihood of fires and explosions. Personal injuries ranging from first degree burns to fatalities can result from improper handling and storage practices. Safety cans are designed to control the flammable vapors of gasoline and to
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Stress. Many of us are faced with it every day, but we might not know how to deal with it. It is important to learn how to handle stress because it can affect our performance and relationships in our work and home. At work, stress can lead to distraction and cause an unfortunate accident. At
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Hay fever can make those who are sensitive to pollen miserable, interfering with work and play. Fortunately, modern medicine has developed drugs that give temporary relief from hay fever’s common symptoms. As users of antihistamines and decongestants know, however, there are side effects to these over-the-counter drugs. The side effect most often experienced is drowsiness.
Whether you are working or enjoying recreational activities near water, the best water hazard insurance you can have is learning to swim and teaching your family to swim. American Red Cross statistics reveal that one-half of the annual drowning incidents happen within 30 feet of safety. SafetyEd heard this fact and grabbed the life vest
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