Health Products
Heavy-duty cleaning GOJO offers its GOJO Scrubbing Wipes to deliver convenient, easy and complete clean up anywhere heavy-duty cleaning is required. Made of durable, dual-textured material that has been pre-moistened with a powerful cleaning solution, the GOJO Scrubbing Wipes have an extra-large size towel to provide superior cleaning capacity. The scrubbing side…
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Energy efficient fume hoods Air Science has introduced its new Purair Eco line of energy-saving ductless fume hoods designed for both chemical and particulate protection over a broad range of laboratory and industrial applications. Development of the Purair Eco is in response to an increasing worldwide demand for safe, cost-effective and energy-efficient ductless containment…
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Safer cleaner Walter Surface Technologies' new AF-CLEAN is an environmentally-friendly surface cleaner and degreaser designed to replace toxic solvents in the preparation and cleaning of metallic surfaces prior to treatment. This newest innovation from the company’s Bio-Circle Environmental Solutions division underscores Walter’s commitment to "Making Green Work." AF-CLEAN is the latest solution…
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    Health Editorial
    The Mental Health Commission of Canada estimates that mental illness costs the Canadian economy $51 billion a year in health care service use, lost workdays and work disruptions. This is probably why the commission, in cooperation with CSA Standards, is now in the process of a public consultation to develop…
    Written by Mari-len De Guzman
    Thursday, 01 December 2011 10:34
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    For many years I have been trying to show employers, union representatives, senior managers and employees how ergonomics is really about designing the workplace for all people — from employees to clients.
    Written by Jane Sleeth
    Wednesday, 29 June 2011 14:58
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    On December 20, 2010, a coroner’s report was released concerning the November 2008 death of a twenty-year-old Australian nurse, Annemarie Sweeney.  She was returning home after a shift at the local hospital when she lost control of her car and hit a tree.  The report concluded that sleeping medication and…
    Written by Rob Cleveland
    Friday, 14 January 2011 12:54
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