Whether it’s a pendant, clipped to the pocket or belt, etc. picking a wearable device (mPERS device) that makes the most sense for HVAC workers’ specific needs is an important part of taking advantage of all of the safety benefits that can potentially help save lives and improve the health of HVAC workers.  

Each October, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) sponsors Fire Prevention Week and this year (October 9-15) marks the 100^th anniversary of this important program.

A proactive plan can help address many of the issues faced before, during, and after a disaster strikes, writes SNIPS Safety Contributor Mike McCullion.

Working as an HVAC technicians requires a lot of caution and attention to detail to do the job well and remain safe.

SNIPS Safety Contributor Mike McCullion, CSP, ARM, investigates the largest source of fatalities in the field: falls.

Small companies should avoid the “zero injury as a goal” culture. By simply stating that “Our goal for the year is zero injuries!”, a company sets themselves up for failure. 

 Harris’ CEO Michel Michno is speaking on how his group's approach to prefabrication is improving productivity and safety at jobsites across the country.

The topic of heat stress has been in the forefront of Federal OSHA, state regulators, and standards setting groups over the past five years and 2022 is “heating up” as well.

SmartCut BKCR4420 is excellent for metal work, automotive, and stamping. It stands up to construction, glass handling, general industry, and HVAC while being dexterous enough for assembly work

While accidents happen, there are a few ways to remain cautious for a safer, incident-free winter.