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✅ Performance Standards • ⚖️ Strength Ratings • 🏷️ Labeling Rules • 🔗 Connector Requirements When it comes to fall protection, not all lanyards are created equal. To ensure safety and compliance on the jobsite, your lanyard must meet the...

When it comes to safety on the jobsite, visibility is just the beginning. While ANSI standards help ensure hi-vis vests meet visibility requirements, color-coding adds another layer of organization, communication, and role clarity. From construction crews to large event staff,...

When it comes to fall protection, leading edge self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) are often misunderstood and misused. These specialized SRLs are built for one thing: protecting workers exposed to sharp or abrasive edge conditions—like steel decking, concrete forms, or rooftop perimeters....

Each May, the United States observes National Military Appreciation Month—a time to recognize, celebrate, and honor the men and women who have served or are currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. From active-duty troops to veterans and military families,...

Wearing a safety harness for hours on end can take a toll on your body—especially in industries where long shifts and physically demanding tasks are the norm. That’s where harness padding comes in. But is it just a luxury feature,...

When it comes to safety harnesses, the D-ring is more than just a metal loop—it's your critical connection to fall protection systems. But not all D-rings serve the same purpose. Understanding where each D-ring is located and how it’s intended...

Why Odor Happens Safety shirts go through tough conditions—heat, sweat, dirt, and long shifts. Over time, synthetic hi-vis fabrics can trap odor-causing bacteria, making your gear smell bad even after washing. But before you grab harsh cleaners or soak it...

📋 A Practical Guide for Safety Managers, Site Supervisors, and New Workers When it comes to fall protection, safety lanyards are more than just a strap and hook—they’re a critical part of a life-saving system. If your job site involves...

Falls are one of the leading causes of serious work-related injuries and deaths. That’s why OSHA and ANSI have strict guidelines for fall protection systems—especially when working at heights on ladders, scaffolding, and elevated structures. One of the most important...