I was probably eight to ten years of age when I first learned that gem of wisdom: Let the buyer beware. I look around today and I don’t see much evidence that buyers are aware of that truth.

Get ahead this winter by researching and replacing your old work boots before it’s too late.

The transition from rolls of FR fabrics to cut pieces having various sizes and shapes to the assembly of a finished FR protective garment requires an understanding about structural integrity.

Every year, tens of thousands of employees get injured at work, costing billions of dollars. The eye is one of the most common body parts to be injured on the job, costing employers an average of $1,463 per injury

Selecting the right hearing protection is not always an easy task.

Your safety-at-heights program is in place.

We get it: choosing the right winter work gloves is snow joke. You want a pair that will not only keep you in tip-top shape while you’re hard at work, but ones that will also keep your hands toasty and warm throughout the winter season.

An affordable hearing conservation product, explosion proof LED lighting and new gas detection technology were among the top occupational safety and health products featured on ISHN.com this week.

Beside the lack of a headphone jack, Apple’s much-ballyhooed iPhone 7 appears to have a downside: it’s home button does not work with most gloves -- even touchscreen-friendly gloves with conductive material on their fingertips.

Head protection for the cold weather ahead, a gas detection guarantee and a dual color LED warning light were among the top products featured this week on ISHN.com.