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When Dimitrio Guzzardi attended a rock concert with his spouse recently, they had great seats eight rows from the stage. They also had a good view of the person in charge of measuring sound levels. Gu...

March 12, 2013
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Touch-free cleanser The previously manually operated Stoko Refresh 4 in 1 hand hygiene dispenser is now available in an automatic touch-free model using the same cartridge refills as the manual dispenser. The Stoko Refresh 4 in 1 is available in foam, spray, liquid or gel products that can be dispensed from both…
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Amplifier earmuffs Honeywell Safety Products new special version of the Howard Leight Impact Sport MIL sound amplification earmuff, provides passive hearing protection from firearms and other hazardous noise with enhanced situational awareness. On the range and in the field, personal hearing protection from firearms and other hazardous noises must be balanced with…
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Tiny noise meter The new CEL-350 dBadge from Casella CEL is a micro noise dosimeter designed to measure noise exposure of workers throughout the workday to detect hazardous areas. Many industrial professionals have tried personal dose badges and found they compromise performance for a smaller size, the company said. The new CEL-350 dBadge…
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    Hygiene Editorial
    Canadian workers are no strangers to work-related eye injuries. According to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), a voluntary, non-profit rehabilitation agency, “Every day, 200 Canadian workers sustain eye injuries on the job, often resulting in lost time and, in some cases, either temporary or permanent vision loss.” …
    Written by Rob Cleveland
    Thursday, 08 September 2011 10:02
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    The changing demographics in the workplace over the last 50 years saw women now working in high-performance industries traditionally dominated by men. The health and safety challenges that arose from this evolution are becoming evident and workplace stakeholders must take notice.
    Written by Mari-Len De Guzman
    Wednesday, 16 February 2011 16:39
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    As the father of two young children, the idea that they could be injured seriously scares me. Through my extensive experience applying safety tactics in major industrial environments, I have learned the virtues of applying them at home. In my experience, efforts to prevent injuries are typically targeted towards workplace…
    Written by Shawn M. Galloway
    Tuesday, 12 October 2010 11:16
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