Here at Working Person’s Store we know that when when you’re on the job, you have a lot on your mind. Managing staff, meeting deadlines and all while trying to stay safe are just a few of your concerns. The last thing you need to worry about is slipping and falling. When you’re on your feet and in a hurry, you don’t have time to wonder if your safety footwear has good enough traction, you just need them to do their job just like you do every day. Continue Reading…
The people at Revco Industries out of Santa Fe Springs, CA have taken reins on the competition with an improvement to their Tecasafe Plus high performance flame-resistant clothing. The company is excited to announce their flame resistant shirt and coveralls remain NFPA compliant for arc flash protection but are now also certified NFPA 2112 compliant by UL. This new certification means Black Stallion work wear, which is a brand under Revco Industries, is now suitable for use in the oil and gas industry. Continue Reading…
If you’re looking for waterproof rubber work boots that do more than keep the water out, look no further than the Bogs Boots, specifically the Journeyman STMG, available at Working Person’s Store. We know that safety, comfort and functionality are top priorities when it comes to choosing a work boots and these Bogs have all these qualities and more.
With the Bogs Journeyman STMG, you’ll have the best in protection and safety. This sturdy, durable, steel toe boots are complete with a Poron metatarsal guard and Bio-Grip ASTM-approved chemical and slip-resistant outsoles.
Even though the Bogs Journeyman STMG is packed with safety features and toughness, it still promises the best in user fit and comfort. These Journeyman boots provide maximum support and movement with a contour fit that features a wider forefront and narrower heel. A four-way stretch outer shell reduces friction points and gives you a snug and secure fit.
In your job, safety and protection should never be compromised. With the Bogs Journeyman STMG, you can be confident in their protection against the elements, even sub-zero temperatures, wet conditions and uneven terrain. For full product details or to order your own pair, visit WorkingPerson.com.
What’s the difference between a mandatory regulation and a voluntary requirement? That’s a big question to answer and an important one to tackle. Understanding the difference can be difficult, but it also might not be necessary. Because understanding what “voluntary” means when it comes to workplace safety might not be as “voluntary” as you might think. Companies that have a correct understanding of what OSHA’s expectations are regarding voluntary requirements will be a leader when it comes to keeping workers safe and costs under control. Continue Reading…
Flame resistant clothes protect you. But how do you protect your flame resistant clothes? By caring for them properly. The garment’s flame resistant properties will last much longer if properly laundered and washed.
ASTM F1449-01 gives recommended procedures for laundering flame resistant cotton clothing. It’s important to realize that some laundering procedures can damage for FR clothes. Hard water and high temperatures that are used in industrial laundering and drying can cause minerals to build up on cotton FR fabrics and make them flammable. The harder the water, the more minerals are built up, the more flammable your flame resistant clothes become. But this can be prevented. Using soft water or an adequate sour can keep minerals from building up, and thus, keep your flame resistant clothes flame resistant. Continue Reading…
Q: Are metal zippers and snaps on FR workwear unsafe for electrical workers, and are the prohibited by NFPA 70E or ASTM 1506 regulations?
A: Let’s take a look at those two regulations:
NFPA 70E
There is only one reference to metal components such as zippers or snaps in NFPA 70E, and it is in Section 130.6 (D):
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