Beyond rain protection: The importance of flame-resistant and arc-rated gear
Non-FR/AR rainwear can ignite and melt when exposed to flames or electrical arcs, exacerbating injuries.
Non-FR/AR rainwear can ignite and melt when exposed to flames or electrical arcs, exacerbating injuries.
An interview with John Saechao, a gas monitor and warranty expert who calibrates and services gas monitors in-house at PK Safety.
Today’s consumers are no strangers to wireless technology. We can send and share updates with the touch of a finger. Automatic alerts and notifications remind us to pay our bills,...
Modern day portable gas detectors are quite reliable and accurate. For enhanced worker safety and to be fully compliant there is a little known concept called bump testing. Bump tests...
Flame-resistant (FR) doesn’t last forever. Since FR clothing can be expensive to replace, it’s usually best to repair these garments whenever possible. But if your FR clothing is beyond repair,...
In our increasingly connected world, portable gas detectors have been slow to keep up with the latest digital trends.
Breathing hazards such as hazardous gasses can be a danger to all types of workers, including those in the oil and gas, water treatment plants, metals refining and processing, and...
Lone workers may have to deal with a range of potential hazards and difficult working conditions on their own, which can lead to incidents and injuries.
Accurate gas detection readings in cold weather can mean the difference between life and death.
Whether you’re working around dangerous chemicals, electrical systems, or fire-prone areas, you need to make sure you’re wearing the right flame-resistant (FR) clothing. If a fire occurs, FR clothing will...
After 70 years of service and sales in the safety products business, PK Safety is proud to announce the launch of its private label GRIT.
New technology provides clear, dependable communication for confined-space work.
It’s the responsibility of employers in the oil and gas industry to recognize and control potential hazards as much as possible.
As gas prices continue to drop across the U.S., occupational safety standards may also decrease to reduce production costs and increase profit margins.