Articles Tagged with ''heat stress''

Ergodyne has announced today the addition of three new products to the Chill-Its® Phase Change Series.

National Safety Apparel (NSA) is pleased to bring you the newest product in their 2015 Flame Resistant Base Layer line, the FR Control 2.0™ in Desert Sand. The only FR fabric developed to tackle the cold and the heat by proactively regulating the wearer’s body temperature.

Cal/OSHA’s recent revisions to the state’s heat illness prevention standard are expected to take effect in time for the upcoming growing season -- and over agriculture industry objections.

A teenaged worker at an outdoor amusement park was burned after collapsing near a food stand fryer from excessive heat on June 9, 2014. An OSHA investigation into the incident found that seasonally-employed workers, mostly teen employees, hired as outdoor and food stand staff at Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom in Allentown, Pa. were exposed to heat hazards during their summer employment.

Koolin’ Klothz, Etc. is a Woman-Owned company that has been around for over 12 years.  We’ve listened to our customer’s needs and provided quality products for them.

When severe weather strikes, we often turn to meteorologists and weather forecasters for life-saving information.  Tina Eller of Atlanta told the New York Times that her local weatherman, Glenn Burns, saved the lives of her and her family in 2011 by issuing an on-air warning to take cover when a tornado was minutes away from ravaging her community.

Couldn’t make it to Safety 2014? ISHN Editor Dave Johnson brings you Q&A’s with some top Safety 2014 presenters – EHS thought leaders like Kathy Seabrook, Scott Geller, Bob Veazie and John Drebinger. Those were among the top stories of the week on ISHN.com: