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  • Man wearing helmet and glasses about to insert ear plug into his right ear.

    How to Put In Earplugs

    Worn properly an earplug like the Howard Leight Max NRR 32 can be used in noise up to 110 dB(A).  110 dB is roughly equivalent to someone blowing a whistle...

  • PIP ANSI Type R Class 3 Two-Tone Surveyor Vest on white background

    Need a Vest That Meets ANSI Class 3?

    People contact us all the time asking for reflective vests that meet the ANSI Class 3 requirements. The fact is there is no Class 3 vest unless you are Andre...

  • Clear SRL that shows an arrow pointing at Motor Spring

    How an SRL Works

    A self-retracting lifeline can be called many different things – a yo-yo, a personal fall limiter, a seat belt, a block, or an SRL. Whatever you call it, (we like...

  • Worker near manhole on street with ventilation going down.

    A Confined Space Ventilation Primer

    Confined spaces can be a pain to ventilate, and every location you work in will be a little different. As a result, it can be difficult to find your bearings...

  • Man wearing helmet, hi-vis vest and boots waving.

    Creative Costume Ideas

    With Halloween just around the corner, it's high time to start thinking about costume and party ideas! PK Safety receives quite a bit of business from Halloween party-goers during this...

  • Woman covering ears with pillow while man sleeping next to her snores.

    Which Earplug Is Best for a Snoring Spouse?

    We get this question regularly. The answer is as unique as the person calling. Typically, the customer has tried a few drug store variety earplugs, so I usually recommend disposable foam...

  • Person in blue shirt opening BugX bug spray wipe pulling out a wipe.

    Bug Spray Wipes - Towelettes Avoid Spray

    There is nothing worse than getting yourself all decked out for a job—sorting your ropes out, tying off and donning your harness (preferably in the right order)—hitting the work site...