Category: Hard Hats & Headwear
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STUDSON Earns First Dual U.S.-Canada Safety Certification for Type II Helmets
STUDSON has announced its SHK-1 Full Brim safety helmet is now certified under both the Canadian CSA Z94.1-15 (R2024) and U.S. ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 (R2019) standards. This is the first Type II helmet to achieve dual certification, allowing seamless compliance for workers operating across the U.S.-Canada border. The updated helmet is designed for industries such as…
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What OSHA’s PPE Rule Revision Means for Women in Concrete
Pouring concrete is dangerous work. Cement dust irritates the eyes, skin, and lungs. Holding a pump hose is hard on the hands. Tip-toeing across rebar is tough on the feet. Now, imagine trying to get that concrete poured while wearing floppy goggles, oversized gloves, an ill-fitting safety vest, and overly bulky work boots. That’s exactly…
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RefrigiWear Announces Acquisition of Fortdress Group
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in Accessories, Boots, Boots & Footwear, Business, Business Services, Construction Safety, Coveralls, Equipment, Featured, Hard Hats & Headwear, High Visibility, High Visibility Apparel, Men’s Boots, Men’s High Visibility Apparel, Men’s Outerwear, Men’s Pants, Men’s Shirts, Outerwear, Personal Protection Equipment, Women’s Boots, Women’s High Visibility Apparel, Women’s Outerwear, WorkwearRefrigiWear shared the addition of another workwear company to its portfolio of acquired companies. This acquisition is anticipated to expand the company’s abilities and reach in Europe. RefrigiWear Inc., a manufacturer of insulated industrial workwear, accessories, and personal protective equipment, announced the acquisition of the Fortdress Group, based in Wilnsdorf, Germany. The acquisition of the…
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Must-Have Cold Weather Safety Wear for Construction Workers
Through blazing summer heat or blustery winter winds, construction crews are at the mercy of Mother Nature year-round. Workwear and safety gear built for cold weather make all the difference in staying protected from weather-related illnesses and injuries. Still, crews need gear that keeps them protected without being in the way of getting the job…