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Kim Imbriglio

131 Total Posts
Joined Jan 1, 2025
Last Post Nov 12, 2025
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Last Post Nov 12, 2025
131 Total Posts
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1 min

Unprecedented HEAT Requires Unprecedented Protection

  It's crucial that you become familiar with the symptoms of heat-related illnesses and act promptly to provide first aid. Remember, time is of the essence!   Heat-related illnesses can be difficult to diagnose, and symptoms can occur together. So, don't try to diagnose, act fast. Take care of yourself and your colleagues, because these conditions can worsen quickly and result in fatalities.  
2 min

HEAD PROTECTION: Types And Classes of Hard Hats

In any workplace, safety should always be a top priority. One crucial aspect of ensuring workers are provided proper head protection. Hard hats play a vital role in safeguarding workers from potential hazards, particularly those posed by falling objects. The level of protection offered by a hard hat depends on its Class and Type, making it essential to choose the appropriate one for each specific task.
1 min

HEAT STRESS: Symptoms & Prevention

Heat Illness, commonly called Heat Stress, is one of the most serious worker issues in the summer months.  It is also one of the most preventable.  With a few quick safety tips you can avoid this dangerous safety hazard.
1 min

HEAD PROTECTION: Should your hard hat be inspected and how often?

When it comes to head protection OSHA requires the employer to ensure that each employee has to wear a protective helmet when working in areas where there is a potential for injury to the head from falling objects.   There are thousands of hard hats and helmets on the market to choose from. After you have researched and chosen the best hard hat for your workers each employee should inspect the hard hat before each use.  There after, follow the tips below for head protection safety.
2 min

How to Protect Workers Operating and Working Near Forklifts

Forklifts are an essential piece of equipment in many workplaces, especially in warehousing and manufacturing. Although these vehicles make work more efficient, they can pose serious hazards to those operating or working near them. OSHA reminds employers and workers that these hazards can be prevented by following safe practices and ensuring that workers are properly trained.
2 min

INFOGRAPHIC: National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls Day

It's time to renew your commitment to safety.  Download and print this poster reminder to get started.
1 min

4 Steps To Protect Workers Most Valuable Gift - Hearing

Sound is measured in decibels (dB) which is a measurement of strength of the sounds waves.  When it comes to our hearing the louder the sound, the faster the damage the ear.  Thus, identifying the noise levels quickly lowers the risk of a hazard.  There are 4 steps to easily protect our most valuable gift - our hearing.
2 min

HEARING PROTECTION: Prevent 'the silent killer'

Prevent hearing loss by knowing when hearing protection is needed.  Hearing loss has been known to be the silent killer when it comes to hearing.  The worse part about it is that it is also one of the most preventive areas of safety in the working environment.
3 min

HAND PROTECTION: Don't take your hands for granted!

Avoid hand injuries sounds easy, right?  It can be.  We have tips to hand safety you need - today. Choose gloves that Fit Meet the demand Comfort 3 principles when choosing the right hand protection and you will avoid going home with blisters or worse yet an injury.
1 min

INFOGRAPHIC: Safety Helmets Quick Reference Guide

  This guide illustrates the benefits of safety helmets opposed to conventional hard hats and the options available based on different applicational and environmental hazards.
2 min

HEAD PROTECTION: Does it matter what Hard Hat I choose?

In the realm of workplace safety, the choice of personal protective equipment (PPE) plays a pivotal role. Among the essential gear, the hard hat stands as a sentinel for the head, safeguarding against potential hazards. It may seem like a simple decision, but the type of hard hat you choose can significantly impact your safety on the job.
1 min

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY: 3 Ways to Prevent Falls

  It is difficult to study data correctly in the construction industry because of the diversity of job tasks and employers, variations in workforce skills, weather conditions and work environments.  A typical construction workplace changes daily, and the type of work varies from demolition, new construction, repairs, additions, reconstruction and cleanup. Add in the turnover of workers.
1 min

Cannabis Growing Operations: Hidden Dangers & Safety Solutions

  While the cannabis industry’s attention is focused on the debates surrounding legalization versus sole use for medicinal purposes, the protection for those working in the production of cannabis seems to have been overlooked.  
1 min

What 7 things define a confined space?

Confined spaces can be a serious risk for your team.  Protecting employees from hazards related to confined spaces requires workers to be able to identify holes or openings in walking or working areas.  Confined spaces often are the most dangerous areas for workers because the hazards are often hidden without proper equipment.  Learn more
2 min

EYES ON SAFETY: 10 Ways To Get Your Program Started

10 Ways To Get Your Program Started Safety conscious managers create safety conscious workers.  We all follow the lead of those in front.  Workers see safety in a variety of ways.  They can see posters on safety hazards, having safety kits readily available, material handling safety guards in the facility, verbal safety cautions when starting a project and seeing your safety habits or actions.  Workers need to know when safety is at the core of their workplace.  It is not difficult to get started....
3 min

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: Is fit-testing required when wearing respirators?

Tight-fitting respirators, such as N95 masks, require either qualitative or quantitative fit testing. Full-face respirators must be tested with a quantitative method because the minimum fit factor for a full-face respirator is 500—a level not achievable with qualitative methods.  OSHA mandates that tight-fitting respirators undergo fit testing. If a respirator does not rely on a tight seal around the face, fit testing is not required.
1 min

Eye Protection: Does Eye Protection have to be approved by OSHA?

Choosing the appropriate eye protection depends on the workplace hazards.  If you are working in an area that has flying objects or dust particles, you should wear safety glasses with side protection (side shields). If you are working with chemicals, you must wear goggles as indirect fumes can get into your eyes.
2 min

5 Top Warehouse Injuries: How to avoid them

  The recent increase in volume and speed of materials passing through warehouse facilities causes thousands of industrial accidents to happen every day. The pandemic has caused online shopping to significantly increase while seeing a profound decrease in workers.
1 min

What is the purpose of a stand down day?

The purpose of a stand down day is to talk directly to your team about safety.    National Safety Stand Down Day is the perfect opportunity for employers and especially safety directors to talk directly to employees about safety. 
2 min

How to Conduct a Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls Day

  National Safety Stand Down Day is an ideal time to promote safety with your employees.  We have 8 suggestions to get started.  If you lack the time to implement all of them choose a couple that will work for your team.  This will remind them of your commitment to safety while working.
1 min

How much welding fumes can we breathe in before it becomes dangerous?

Welding fumes are composed of metals and most fumes contain a small percentage of manganese.  How much exposure to this manganese is dangerous?  
2 min

3 Ways To Protect Your Workers From Heat Stress

Heat related illness is preventable.  Taking appropriate measure to avoid heat stress is the first defence.  We have put together some things to do to prevent heat stress for your team.  One of the first things you can do to protect workers from heat stress is learn about acclimatization.  What is acclimatization?  
1 min

How to prevent heat illness

Supervisors and workers should receive training on how to recognize heat related symptoms and what to do to treat it.   A heat illness happens when your body is unable to dissipate heat effectively. When the balance of salt and water in your body become unbalanced your temperature rises and then sweating fails to keep you cool. The results of this can include: heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
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1 min

Unprecedented HEAT Requires Unprecedented Protection

  It's crucial that you become familiar with the symptoms of heat-related illnesses and act promptly to provide first aid. Remember, time is of the essence!   Heat-related illnesses can be difficult to diagnose, and symptoms can occur together. So, don't try to diagnose, act fast. Take care of yourself and your colleagues, because these conditions can worsen quickly and result in fatalities.  
2 min

HEAD PROTECTION: Types And Classes of Hard Hats

In any workplace, safety should always be a top priority. One crucial aspect of ensuring workers are provided proper head protection. Hard hats play a vital role in safeguarding workers from potential hazards, particularly those posed by falling objects. The level of protection offered by a hard hat depends on its Class and Type, making it essential to choose the appropriate one for each specific task.
1 min

HEAT STRESS: Symptoms & Prevention

Heat Illness, commonly called Heat Stress, is one of the most serious worker issues in the summer months.  It is also one of the most preventable.  With a few quick safety tips you can avoid this dangerous safety hazard.
1 min

HEAD PROTECTION: Should your hard hat be inspected and how often?

When it comes to head protection OSHA requires the employer to ensure that each employee has to wear a protective helmet when working in areas where there is a potential for injury to the head from falling objects.   There are thousands of hard hats and helmets on the market to choose from. After you have researched and chosen the best hard hat for your workers each employee should inspect the hard hat before each use.  There after, follow the tips below for head protection safety.
2 min

How to Protect Workers Operating and Working Near Forklifts

Forklifts are an essential piece of equipment in many workplaces, especially in warehousing and manufacturing. Although these vehicles make work more efficient, they can pose serious hazards to those operating or working near them. OSHA reminds employers and workers that these hazards can be prevented by following safe practices and ensuring that workers are properly trained.
2 min

INFOGRAPHIC: National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls Day

It's time to renew your commitment to safety.  Download and print this poster reminder to get started.
1 min

4 Steps To Protect Workers Most Valuable Gift - Hearing

Sound is measured in decibels (dB) which is a measurement of strength of the sounds waves.  When it comes to our hearing the louder the sound, the faster the damage the ear.  Thus, identifying the noise levels quickly lowers the risk of a hazard.  There are 4 steps to easily protect our most valuable gift - our hearing.
2 min

HEARING PROTECTION: Prevent 'the silent killer'

Prevent hearing loss by knowing when hearing protection is needed.  Hearing loss has been known to be the silent killer when it comes to hearing.  The worse part about it is that it is also one of the most preventive areas of safety in the working environment.
3 min

HAND PROTECTION: Don't take your hands for granted!

Avoid hand injuries sounds easy, right?  It can be.  We have tips to hand safety you need - today. Choose gloves that Fit Meet the demand Comfort 3 principles when choosing the right hand protection and you will avoid going home with blisters or worse yet an injury.
1 min

INFOGRAPHIC: Safety Helmets Quick Reference Guide

  This guide illustrates the benefits of safety helmets opposed to conventional hard hats and the options available based on different applicational and environmental hazards.
2 min

HEAD PROTECTION: Does it matter what Hard Hat I choose?

In the realm of workplace safety, the choice of personal protective equipment (PPE) plays a pivotal role. Among the essential gear, the hard hat stands as a sentinel for the head, safeguarding against potential hazards. It may seem like a simple decision, but the type of hard hat you choose can significantly impact your safety on the job.
1 min

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY: 3 Ways to Prevent Falls

  It is difficult to study data correctly in the construction industry because of the diversity of job tasks and employers, variations in workforce skills, weather conditions and work environments.  A typical construction workplace changes daily, and the type of work varies from demolition, new construction, repairs, additions, reconstruction and cleanup. Add in the turnover of workers.
1 min

Cannabis Growing Operations: Hidden Dangers & Safety Solutions

  While the cannabis industry’s attention is focused on the debates surrounding legalization versus sole use for medicinal purposes, the protection for those working in the production of cannabis seems to have been overlooked.  
1 min

What 7 things define a confined space?

Confined spaces can be a serious risk for your team.  Protecting employees from hazards related to confined spaces requires workers to be able to identify holes or openings in walking or working areas.  Confined spaces often are the most dangerous areas for workers because the hazards are often hidden without proper equipment.  Learn more
2 min

EYES ON SAFETY: 10 Ways To Get Your Program Started

10 Ways To Get Your Program Started Safety conscious managers create safety conscious workers.  We all follow the lead of those in front.  Workers see safety in a variety of ways.  They can see posters on safety hazards, having safety kits readily available, material handling safety guards in the facility, verbal safety cautions when starting a project and seeing your safety habits or actions.  Workers need to know when safety is at the core of their workplace.  It is not difficult to get started....
3 min

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: Is fit-testing required when wearing respirators?

Tight-fitting respirators, such as N95 masks, require either qualitative or quantitative fit testing. Full-face respirators must be tested with a quantitative method because the minimum fit factor for a full-face respirator is 500—a level not achievable with qualitative methods.  OSHA mandates that tight-fitting respirators undergo fit testing. If a respirator does not rely on a tight seal around the face, fit testing is not required.
1 min

Eye Protection: Does Eye Protection have to be approved by OSHA?

Choosing the appropriate eye protection depends on the workplace hazards.  If you are working in an area that has flying objects or dust particles, you should wear safety glasses with side protection (side shields). If you are working with chemicals, you must wear goggles as indirect fumes can get into your eyes.
2 min

5 Top Warehouse Injuries: How to avoid them

  The recent increase in volume and speed of materials passing through warehouse facilities causes thousands of industrial accidents to happen every day. The pandemic has caused online shopping to significantly increase while seeing a profound decrease in workers.
1 min

What is the purpose of a stand down day?

The purpose of a stand down day is to talk directly to your team about safety.    National Safety Stand Down Day is the perfect opportunity for employers and especially safety directors to talk directly to employees about safety. 
2 min

How to Conduct a Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls Day

  National Safety Stand Down Day is an ideal time to promote safety with your employees.  We have 8 suggestions to get started.  If you lack the time to implement all of them choose a couple that will work for your team.  This will remind them of your commitment to safety while working.
1 min

How much welding fumes can we breathe in before it becomes dangerous?

Welding fumes are composed of metals and most fumes contain a small percentage of manganese.  How much exposure to this manganese is dangerous?  
2 min

3 Ways To Protect Your Workers From Heat Stress

Heat related illness is preventable.  Taking appropriate measure to avoid heat stress is the first defence.  We have put together some things to do to prevent heat stress for your team.  One of the first things you can do to protect workers from heat stress is learn about acclimatization.  What is acclimatization?  
1 min

How to prevent heat illness

Supervisors and workers should receive training on how to recognize heat related symptoms and what to do to treat it.   A heat illness happens when your body is unable to dissipate heat effectively. When the balance of salt and water in your body become unbalanced your temperature rises and then sweating fails to keep you cool. The results of this can include: heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
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