Outdoor workplaces expose employees to increased sun exposure, infectious insects and poisonous plants where susceptibility is much higher. Education and protection against them are simple safeguards that are encouraged by OSHA. So how are you protecting your outdoor workers?

As temperatures rise, exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays and skin cancer risk become a concern for outdoor workers.

Ultraviolet (UV) rays are a part of sunlight that is an invisible form of radiation.

Hazards to the eyes exist in nearly every industrial workplace.

3M’s SecureFit 400 Series protective eyewear features proprietary self-adjusting Pressure Diffusion Temple Technology and adjustable nose-pads, taking comfort to the next level.

With summer just ahead and more and people spending more time in the sun, a group of federal agencies has designated Friday as “Don’t Fry Day,” to remind Americans to reduce their skin cancer risks. The EPA, FDA, CDC and the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention are all part of the effort.