Entries Tagged Safety

How many safety glasses do you have in stock right now? Do you know how many you go through in a month...

After 30 years in the business, Gary Toothe’s job is to train people in the correct way to use water under pressure...

Since the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa hit the headlines, many in the wastewater industry have asked about the potential for...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released interim guidance for all managers and workers handling untreated sewage that might contain the Ebola virus....

Nightstick by Bayco Products introduces the NSP-4612B Dual-Light Multi-Function headlamp. The NSP-4612B headlamp is the ideal hands-free lighting tool when working in...

Business is coming back slowly, but it’s still a challenge. And that may be “The New Normal” for some time to come.More...

When John Baethke’s grandfather started a business 65 years ago that would later become John Baethke & Son Plumbing in Chicago, he...

"Safety: It takes all of us" is the theme of 2014’s National Safety Month. This year, the National Safety Council is promoting...

With a couple clicks, excavation companies can access information about the latest technologies available to help them prevent damaging underground utilities. The...

As temperatures hover at -25 degrees F (-50 degrees with wind chill) outside my window in Northern Wisconsin, I think a brief...

Our last safety column dealt with how small mistakes can lead to catastrophic events. As the column showed, there will be one death for...

About half of the traffic accident deaths in the United Kingdom occur before an ambulance arrives. Having first aid available quicker could...

A 25-year-old Chicago sewer worker died on Sept. 18 after being swept away by heavy rainwater while working in a sewer pipe....

Be safe. Drive safe. Stay safe. We hear these phrases often and sometimes utter them to others without much thought.J.B. Myers Enterprises...