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Kim Imbriglio

147 Total Posts
Joined Jan 1, 2026
Last Post Oct 22, 2026
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Safety Services & Compliance Resources
5 min
Oct 28, 2026

Is Your Workplace Safety Program Actually Working?

Having a workplace safety program is only the beginning. How do you know whether it's actually working? Explore how ongoing employee training, regular program evaluations, and effective contractor communication help organizations strengthen workplace safety. Discover practical questions safety managers can ask to identify gaps, measure progress, and build a more effective safety program over time.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Services & Compliance Resources
2 min
Oct 28, 2026

What Does a Good Workplace Safety Program Look Like?

What does an effective workplace safety program look like? It goes beyond compliance checklists and annual training. Discover seven essential elements that help organizations identify hazards, protect employees, strengthen safety practices, and continuously improve. Learn how to evaluate your current program and identify opportunities to build a safer, more prepared workplace for everyone on your team.
Kim Imbriglio
Oct 14, 2026

OSHA Top 10 Violations: 2026 vs. 2025 — What Changed?

OSHA's preliminary FY2026 Top 10 violations reveal where workplace safety compliance challenges persist and which standards have shifted since 2025. Explore the year-over-year rankings, including fall protection, lockout/tagout, scaffolding, and respiratory protection, and discover what construction and manufacturing safety leaders should consider when reviewing training, equipment, and workplace safety programs.
Kim Imbriglio
Blog
Sep 27, 2026

How Often Should Supplied Breathing Air Be Tested?

Employees using supplied-air respirators depend on the quality of the compressed air entering their respiratory system. But how often should that air be tested? Learn what OSHA requires for Grade D breathing air, why there isn't one testing interval for every system, and what factors should help determine an appropriate testing schedule.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Services & Compliance Resources
6 min
Jul 30, 2026

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO): The Most Overlooked Step in Preventing Serious Workplace Injuries

Unexpected equipment startup remains one of the leading causes of serious workplace injuries during maintenance. Learn how an effective Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) program, proper lockout devices, employee training, and OSHA-compliant energy control procedures help protect workers, reduce risk, and support compliance with OSHA 1910.147.
Kim Imbriglio
Equipment Testing & Calibration
Jul 8, 2026

Gas Detector Calibration Services: Why Accuracy Can Save Lives

Gas detectors only protect workers when they provide accurate readings. Routine calibration and bump testing help ensure monitors respond correctly before employees enter hazardous environments. Learn why regular gas detector calibration is one of the most important components of an effective workplace safety program.
Kim Imbriglio
Compliance & OSHA
1 min
Jun 24, 2026

Respiratory Protection Starts With Fit: Why Fit Testing Matters

A respirator can only protect workers if it fits properly. Learn why OSHA requires fit testing, how fit testing helps identify leaks and improper fit, and why respiratory protection programs should include routine evaluations to ensure employees receive the protection they need.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Training
3 min
Jun 10, 2026

Why Annual Safety Training Isn't Enough

Many organizations conduct safety training to meet requirements, but effective safety programs go beyond annual sessions. Learn how ongoing employee training helps reduce injuries, improve compliance, strengthen safety culture, and create a more engaged workforce prepared to recognize and respond to workplace hazards.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Audits & Assessments
4 min
Jun 4, 2026

Can You Spot Every Hazard? Why Facility Safety Audits Matter

Facility safety audits help organizations identify hazards before they result in injuries, OSHA citations, or costly downtime. Learn how routine audits improve workplace safety, strengthen compliance efforts, and create opportunities for continuous improvement while protecting employees and business operations.
Kim Imbriglio
Roadway Safety
3 min
May 22, 2026

Work Zone Safety Compliance: Are Your Crews Truly Protected?

Work zone safety goes beyond cones and high-visibility apparel. Staying compliant with ANSI visibility standards, OSHA regulations, and MUTCD requirements helps reduce injuries, avoid citations, and keep crews protected in high-risk environments. Learn how regular work zone safety evaluations can improve compliance, increase visibility, and create safer roadway operations.
Kim Imbriglio
Roadway Safety
2 min
May 20, 2026

Why Flexible Bike Bollards Are Becoming Essential for Urban Roadway Safety

Flexible bike bollards are helping municipalities improve cyclist visibility, organize traffic flow, and create safer urban roadway environments. Learn why flexible roadway delineation products are becoming an important part of modern roadway safety planning.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Solutions
2 min
Apr 28, 2026

Work Zone Safety: Why the Risks Are Rising—and How to Protect Your Crew

Work zone risks are increasing due to higher traffic volumes, distracted driving, and reduced visibility. Learn how proper PPE, visibility standards, and safety planning can protect your crew and reduce exposure to serious hazards in active roadway environments.
Kim Imbriglio
Workplace Safety
3 min
Apr 21, 2026

OSHA FY2025 Inspection Data: What It Means for Construction & Manufacturing Safety Leaders

OSHA’s FY2025 data reveals nearly 80,000 inspections and over 116,000 violations, with construction and manufacturing leading the way. Discover what’s driving enforcement, where risks are highest, and how safety leaders can proactively protect their workforce and stay compliant.
Kim Imbriglio
Roadway Safety
3 min
Apr 6, 2026

Roadway Construction Work Zone Safety: What the Latest Fatality Data Means for Employers

Fatal crashes in construction work zones rose significantly, with 568 deaths in 2023. This alarming trend calls for tightened roadway protection strategies. Learn about essential PPE, effective traffic control equipment, and critical operational controls to enhance work zone safety and mitigate risks for both workers and drivers.
Kim Imbriglio
Winter / Cold Protection
3 min
Dec 17, 2025

Winter Workwear & Cold Weather PPE: Protecting Workers in Extreme Conditions

Cold weather doesn’t just make work uncomfortable — it makes it dangerous.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 12, 2025

OSHA’s #1 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Fall Protection — General Requirements (1926.501)

Fall Protection tops OSHA’s 2025 violations with 5,914 citations — yet the same hazards persist year after year. From missing anchors to lack of training, compliance gaps remain deadly. Learn how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply helps employers implement 1926.501 fall protection programs that keep workers safe — and businesses OSHA-ready.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 12, 2025

OSHA’s #2 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Hazard Communication (1910.1200)

Hazard Communication ranks #2 in OSHA’s Top 10 Violations for 2025 with 2,546 citations for missing SDSs, labeling errors, and outdated written programs. Learn how to comply with 1910.1200 using GHS-compliant labeling, employee training, and chemical inventory management from Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply—your partner in workplace compliance and safety.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #3 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Ladders (1926.1053)

Ladders rank #3 in OSHA’s Top 10 Violations for 2025, with 2,405 citations for damaged rungs, improper angles, and unsafe use. Learn why these violations persist and how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply can help you select the right equipment, train your team, and maintain compliance with OSHA 1926.1053 ladder safety requirements.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #4 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Lockout/Tagout (1910.147)

Lockout/Tagout violations rank #4 on OSHA’s Top 10 list for 2025, with 2,177 citations for missing programs, training, and verification steps. Learn why energy-control failures continue to plague industries and how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply can help you build a fully compliant LOTO program to protect your workers and avoid costly fines.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #5 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Respiratory Protection (1910.134)

Falls remain the leading cause of workplace fatalities, and inadequate training continues to be a top OSHA citation. Learn what’s missing from most fall protection programs, how to meet 1926.503 training standards, and how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply can help your team stay compliant and safe on the job.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #6 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Fall Protection – Training Requirements (1926.503)

This violation highlights a common theme: even when companies provide equipment, workers often aren’t trained to use it safely or can’t prove that training occurred.
Kim Imbriglio
Workplace Safety
3 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #7 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Scaffolding (1926.451)

Why Scaffolding Hazards Continue to Rise — and How to Stay Compliant Scaffolding remains one of the most dangerous work environments across construction sites. In FY 2025, OSHA issued 1,905 citations under 1926.451, placing Scaffolding at #7 on the Top 10 list — with 32 more violations than the previous year....
Kim Imbriglio
3 min
Nov 5, 2025

OSHA’s #8 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Powered Industrial Trucks (1910.178)

P o w e r e d I n d u s t r i a l T r u c k s 1, 826 violations — Dropped to #8 after 422 fewer citations.
Kim Imbriglio
3 min
Nov 5, 2025

OSHA’s #9 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Eye & Face Protection (1926.102)

OSHA’s #9 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Eye & Face Protection (1926.102) Personal Protective & Lifesaving Equipment — Eye and Face Protection When it comes to workplace safety, few injuries are more common — and more preventable — than those involving the eyes and face.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Solutions
1 min
Oct 31, 2025

Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2025: Are You on This List?

Every year, OSHA reveals its Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Violations, highlighting the areas where safety programs most often fall short.The 2025 preliminary results—unveiled at the National Safety Council (NSC) Safety Congress & Expo in New Orleans—show that while total citations are down, the same hazards continue to lead to costly fines, preventable injuries, and lost productivity.
Kim Imbriglio
Material Handling Protection
2 min
Oct 24, 2025

Hands Off, Safety On: The Benefits of No-Touch Tools in Manufacturing

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing environments, workers are often required to handle heavy, suspended, or awkward loads. Unfortunately, those tasks also come with a serious risk: hand and finger injuries.
Kim Imbriglio
Material Handling Protection
3 min
Oct 24, 2025

OSHA’s #10 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Machine Guarding (1910.212)

Rank: #10 — 1,239 Violations (FY 2025) Industry Focus: Manufacturing, Fabrication, Warehousing, and General Industry
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Oct 8, 2025

The Right Hard Hat for the Right Job

When it comes to workplace safety, protecting your head is non-negotiable. A hard hat may seem simple, but choosing the right one can make all the difference between a close call and a serious injury.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Solutions
3 min
Sep 28, 2025

Class E vs. Class G Helmets: The Mistake That Could Cost $80,000

When it comes to workplace safety, not all helmets are created equal. Choosing the wrong helmet class for the job isn’t just a compliance slip — it can be a $80,000 mistake.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 24, 2025

Hard Hats Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All: Understanding Types & Classes

When it comes to workplace safety, a hard hat is one of the most essential pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE). But not all hard hats are created equal. The right protection depends on the Type and Class you select, and choosing the wrong one can expose your workers to preventable risks — and your company to OSHA fines.
Kim Imbriglio
1 min
Sep 16, 2025

Cost of Head Injuries vs. Helmets — Which Investment Makes Sense?

When it comes to workplace safety, few investments are as straightforward—and as critical—as helmets.  
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 12, 2025

Real Story: Hard Hat Saves a Construction Worker’s Life

Hard hats aren't just regulatory equipment—they’re potentially life-saving. Meet Dave Fenton, a crane rigger who survived catastrophic injuries when an 80-lb joist fell from nine floors above. He credits his hard hat with saving his life. Here's how—and why helmet standards truly matter.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 10, 2025

How Helmets Are Tested: Ensuring Safety Before They Reach Your Worksite

When it comes to protecting workers, hard hats and helmets are often the first line of defense. But have you ever wondered how manufacturers ensure these helmets can truly stand up to the hazards of the job site?  
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 5, 2025

Why Head Protection Matters: The True Cost of Head Injuries

Every 9 seconds, a worker is injured on the job. While many of these incidents are minor, head injuries rank among the most severe and costly. A single blow to the head can lead to lifelong disabilities, legal claims, and in the worst cases, fatalities. For safety directors, plant managers, and procurement teams, choosing the right head protection is one of the most critical decisions you’ll make.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Aug 27, 2025

Did You Know? PPE Pays for Itself

    When budgets get tight, safety equipment is often one of the first areas managers look to trim. But here’s the reality:
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Aug 20, 2025

How to Spot Counterfeit Safety Gloves Before They Put Your Team at Risk

Counterfeit safety products are a growing concern across industries, and gloves are no exception. With online marketplaces and gray-market sellers flooding the web, it’s becoming harder for safety directors, plant managers, and procurement teams to know if they’re buying legitimate, compliant gloves. Unfortunately, counterfeit gloves don’t just fail early—they put workers at serious risk of injury.
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Safety Services & Compliance Resources
5 min
Oct 28, 2026

Is Your Workplace Safety Program Actually Working?

Having a workplace safety program is only the beginning. How do you know whether it's actually working? Explore how ongoing employee training, regular program evaluations, and effective contractor communication help organizations strengthen workplace safety. Discover practical questions safety managers can ask to identify gaps, measure progress, and build a more effective safety program over time.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Services & Compliance Resources
2 min
Oct 28, 2026

What Does a Good Workplace Safety Program Look Like?

What does an effective workplace safety program look like? It goes beyond compliance checklists and annual training. Discover seven essential elements that help organizations identify hazards, protect employees, strengthen safety practices, and continuously improve. Learn how to evaluate your current program and identify opportunities to build a safer, more prepared workplace for everyone on your team.
Kim Imbriglio
Oct 14, 2026

OSHA Top 10 Violations: 2026 vs. 2025 — What Changed?

OSHA's preliminary FY2026 Top 10 violations reveal where workplace safety compliance challenges persist and which standards have shifted since 2025. Explore the year-over-year rankings, including fall protection, lockout/tagout, scaffolding, and respiratory protection, and discover what construction and manufacturing safety leaders should consider when reviewing training, equipment, and workplace safety programs.
Kim Imbriglio
Blog
Sep 27, 2026

How Often Should Supplied Breathing Air Be Tested?

Employees using supplied-air respirators depend on the quality of the compressed air entering their respiratory system. But how often should that air be tested? Learn what OSHA requires for Grade D breathing air, why there isn't one testing interval for every system, and what factors should help determine an appropriate testing schedule.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Services & Compliance Resources
6 min
Jul 30, 2026

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO): The Most Overlooked Step in Preventing Serious Workplace Injuries

Unexpected equipment startup remains one of the leading causes of serious workplace injuries during maintenance. Learn how an effective Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) program, proper lockout devices, employee training, and OSHA-compliant energy control procedures help protect workers, reduce risk, and support compliance with OSHA 1910.147.
Kim Imbriglio
Equipment Testing & Calibration
Jul 8, 2026

Gas Detector Calibration Services: Why Accuracy Can Save Lives

Gas detectors only protect workers when they provide accurate readings. Routine calibration and bump testing help ensure monitors respond correctly before employees enter hazardous environments. Learn why regular gas detector calibration is one of the most important components of an effective workplace safety program.
Kim Imbriglio
Compliance & OSHA
1 min
Jun 24, 2026

Respiratory Protection Starts With Fit: Why Fit Testing Matters

A respirator can only protect workers if it fits properly. Learn why OSHA requires fit testing, how fit testing helps identify leaks and improper fit, and why respiratory protection programs should include routine evaluations to ensure employees receive the protection they need.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Training
3 min
Jun 10, 2026

Why Annual Safety Training Isn't Enough

Many organizations conduct safety training to meet requirements, but effective safety programs go beyond annual sessions. Learn how ongoing employee training helps reduce injuries, improve compliance, strengthen safety culture, and create a more engaged workforce prepared to recognize and respond to workplace hazards.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Audits & Assessments
4 min
Jun 4, 2026

Can You Spot Every Hazard? Why Facility Safety Audits Matter

Facility safety audits help organizations identify hazards before they result in injuries, OSHA citations, or costly downtime. Learn how routine audits improve workplace safety, strengthen compliance efforts, and create opportunities for continuous improvement while protecting employees and business operations.
Kim Imbriglio
Roadway Safety
3 min
May 22, 2026

Work Zone Safety Compliance: Are Your Crews Truly Protected?

Work zone safety goes beyond cones and high-visibility apparel. Staying compliant with ANSI visibility standards, OSHA regulations, and MUTCD requirements helps reduce injuries, avoid citations, and keep crews protected in high-risk environments. Learn how regular work zone safety evaluations can improve compliance, increase visibility, and create safer roadway operations.
Kim Imbriglio
Roadway Safety
2 min
May 20, 2026

Why Flexible Bike Bollards Are Becoming Essential for Urban Roadway Safety

Flexible bike bollards are helping municipalities improve cyclist visibility, organize traffic flow, and create safer urban roadway environments. Learn why flexible roadway delineation products are becoming an important part of modern roadway safety planning.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Solutions
2 min
Apr 28, 2026

Work Zone Safety: Why the Risks Are Rising—and How to Protect Your Crew

Work zone risks are increasing due to higher traffic volumes, distracted driving, and reduced visibility. Learn how proper PPE, visibility standards, and safety planning can protect your crew and reduce exposure to serious hazards in active roadway environments.
Kim Imbriglio
Workplace Safety
3 min
Apr 21, 2026

OSHA FY2025 Inspection Data: What It Means for Construction & Manufacturing Safety Leaders

OSHA’s FY2025 data reveals nearly 80,000 inspections and over 116,000 violations, with construction and manufacturing leading the way. Discover what’s driving enforcement, where risks are highest, and how safety leaders can proactively protect their workforce and stay compliant.
Kim Imbriglio
Roadway Safety
3 min
Apr 6, 2026

Roadway Construction Work Zone Safety: What the Latest Fatality Data Means for Employers

Fatal crashes in construction work zones rose significantly, with 568 deaths in 2023. This alarming trend calls for tightened roadway protection strategies. Learn about essential PPE, effective traffic control equipment, and critical operational controls to enhance work zone safety and mitigate risks for both workers and drivers.
Kim Imbriglio
Winter / Cold Protection
3 min
Dec 17, 2025

Winter Workwear & Cold Weather PPE: Protecting Workers in Extreme Conditions

Cold weather doesn’t just make work uncomfortable — it makes it dangerous.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 12, 2025

OSHA’s #1 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Fall Protection — General Requirements (1926.501)

Fall Protection tops OSHA’s 2025 violations with 5,914 citations — yet the same hazards persist year after year. From missing anchors to lack of training, compliance gaps remain deadly. Learn how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply helps employers implement 1926.501 fall protection programs that keep workers safe — and businesses OSHA-ready.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 12, 2025

OSHA’s #2 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Hazard Communication (1910.1200)

Hazard Communication ranks #2 in OSHA’s Top 10 Violations for 2025 with 2,546 citations for missing SDSs, labeling errors, and outdated written programs. Learn how to comply with 1910.1200 using GHS-compliant labeling, employee training, and chemical inventory management from Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply—your partner in workplace compliance and safety.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #3 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Ladders (1926.1053)

Ladders rank #3 in OSHA’s Top 10 Violations for 2025, with 2,405 citations for damaged rungs, improper angles, and unsafe use. Learn why these violations persist and how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply can help you select the right equipment, train your team, and maintain compliance with OSHA 1926.1053 ladder safety requirements.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #4 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Lockout/Tagout (1910.147)

Lockout/Tagout violations rank #4 on OSHA’s Top 10 list for 2025, with 2,177 citations for missing programs, training, and verification steps. Learn why energy-control failures continue to plague industries and how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply can help you build a fully compliant LOTO program to protect your workers and avoid costly fines.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #5 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Respiratory Protection (1910.134)

Falls remain the leading cause of workplace fatalities, and inadequate training continues to be a top OSHA citation. Learn what’s missing from most fall protection programs, how to meet 1926.503 training standards, and how Advanced Safety & Industrial Supply can help your team stay compliant and safe on the job.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #6 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Fall Protection – Training Requirements (1926.503)

This violation highlights a common theme: even when companies provide equipment, workers often aren’t trained to use it safely or can’t prove that training occurred.
Kim Imbriglio
Workplace Safety
3 min
Nov 11, 2025

OSHA’s #7 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Scaffolding (1926.451)

Why Scaffolding Hazards Continue to Rise — and How to Stay Compliant Scaffolding remains one of the most dangerous work environments across construction sites. In FY 2025, OSHA issued 1,905 citations under 1926.451, placing Scaffolding at #7 on the Top 10 list — with 32 more violations than the previous year....
Kim Imbriglio
3 min
Nov 5, 2025

OSHA’s #8 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Powered Industrial Trucks (1910.178)

P o w e r e d I n d u s t r i a l T r u c k s 1, 826 violations — Dropped to #8 after 422 fewer citations.
Kim Imbriglio
3 min
Nov 5, 2025

OSHA’s #9 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Eye & Face Protection (1926.102)

OSHA’s #9 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Eye & Face Protection (1926.102) Personal Protective & Lifesaving Equipment — Eye and Face Protection When it comes to workplace safety, few injuries are more common — and more preventable — than those involving the eyes and face.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Solutions
1 min
Oct 31, 2025

Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2025: Are You on This List?

Every year, OSHA reveals its Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Violations, highlighting the areas where safety programs most often fall short.The 2025 preliminary results—unveiled at the National Safety Council (NSC) Safety Congress & Expo in New Orleans—show that while total citations are down, the same hazards continue to lead to costly fines, preventable injuries, and lost productivity.
Kim Imbriglio
Material Handling Protection
2 min
Oct 24, 2025

Hands Off, Safety On: The Benefits of No-Touch Tools in Manufacturing

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing environments, workers are often required to handle heavy, suspended, or awkward loads. Unfortunately, those tasks also come with a serious risk: hand and finger injuries.
Kim Imbriglio
Material Handling Protection
3 min
Oct 24, 2025

OSHA’s #10 Most Cited Violation of 2025: Machine Guarding (1910.212)

Rank: #10 — 1,239 Violations (FY 2025) Industry Focus: Manufacturing, Fabrication, Warehousing, and General Industry
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Oct 8, 2025

The Right Hard Hat for the Right Job

When it comes to workplace safety, protecting your head is non-negotiable. A hard hat may seem simple, but choosing the right one can make all the difference between a close call and a serious injury.
Kim Imbriglio
Safety Solutions
3 min
Sep 28, 2025

Class E vs. Class G Helmets: The Mistake That Could Cost $80,000

When it comes to workplace safety, not all helmets are created equal. Choosing the wrong helmet class for the job isn’t just a compliance slip — it can be a $80,000 mistake.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 24, 2025

Hard Hats Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All: Understanding Types & Classes

When it comes to workplace safety, a hard hat is one of the most essential pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE). But not all hard hats are created equal. The right protection depends on the Type and Class you select, and choosing the wrong one can expose your workers to preventable risks — and your company to OSHA fines.
Kim Imbriglio
1 min
Sep 16, 2025

Cost of Head Injuries vs. Helmets — Which Investment Makes Sense?

When it comes to workplace safety, few investments are as straightforward—and as critical—as helmets.  
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 12, 2025

Real Story: Hard Hat Saves a Construction Worker’s Life

Hard hats aren't just regulatory equipment—they’re potentially life-saving. Meet Dave Fenton, a crane rigger who survived catastrophic injuries when an 80-lb joist fell from nine floors above. He credits his hard hat with saving his life. Here's how—and why helmet standards truly matter.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 10, 2025

How Helmets Are Tested: Ensuring Safety Before They Reach Your Worksite

When it comes to protecting workers, hard hats and helmets are often the first line of defense. But have you ever wondered how manufacturers ensure these helmets can truly stand up to the hazards of the job site?  
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Sep 5, 2025

Why Head Protection Matters: The True Cost of Head Injuries

Every 9 seconds, a worker is injured on the job. While many of these incidents are minor, head injuries rank among the most severe and costly. A single blow to the head can lead to lifelong disabilities, legal claims, and in the worst cases, fatalities. For safety directors, plant managers, and procurement teams, choosing the right head protection is one of the most critical decisions you’ll make.
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Aug 27, 2025

Did You Know? PPE Pays for Itself

    When budgets get tight, safety equipment is often one of the first areas managers look to trim. But here’s the reality:
Kim Imbriglio
2 min
Aug 20, 2025

How to Spot Counterfeit Safety Gloves Before They Put Your Team at Risk

Counterfeit safety products are a growing concern across industries, and gloves are no exception. With online marketplaces and gray-market sellers flooding the web, it’s becoming harder for safety directors, plant managers, and procurement teams to know if they’re buying legitimate, compliant gloves. Unfortunately, counterfeit gloves don’t just fail early—they put workers at serious risk of injury.
Kim Imbriglio
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