Archive for the ‘Regulations’ Category

FR and AR Clothing Difference Explained

Friday, August 5th, 2022

For many years the NFPA 70E referred to the term FR to mean flame resistant for clothing in circumstances when a person could be subject to an ignition source and the clothing would self-extinguish once a person is removed from the flame source.
In the 2012 edition of the NFPA 70E the term AR (arc rated) was introduced … Read More...

How To Determine Standards For Your Arc Rated and Flame Resistant Raingear

Saturday, May 28th, 2022

When purchasing arc rated and flame resistant rainwear it can be confusing when you are not sure about what test method applies to your work environment.

It can be attractive to buy based on lower cost garments but they can be mis-leading by the test methods associated with the rainwear.
For instance some rainwear are labelled as being … Read More...

Dirty Oil Based Substances On Flame Resistant Clothing

Saturday, February 5th, 2022

Many people we find just take it for granted that their flame resistant clothing will protect them as the FR fabric is made to self extinguish but that’s once it’s removed from the flame source.
However when a garment becomes so soiled in flammable substances like oil and gas the garment itself becomes a fuel source.

For those … Read More...

Royer 8” Safety Boots with External Metatarsal Protector

Tuesday, August 13th, 2019

Royer 8” Safety Boots with External Metatarsal Protector

Available in Kitimat B.C.
httpwww.coverallsale.ca/royer-8-safety-boots-with-external-metatarsal-protector.html

For those work procedures that require extra top of foot protection with a external metatarsal protector and an 8 inch boot. These boots also come with a lighter weight aluminum toe and the outsole is Electric shock resistant.

Made of Amax full-grain leather with Kevlar
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Guide to Personal Fall Arrest Systems

Sunday, July 14th, 2019

Fall arrest body harnesses and lanyards are available at a lot of places but are they in stock when you need them the most? Like yesterday?

Well that’s where you need a supplier you always has stock on hand and if not can locate the fall arrest body harnesses and lanyards from a group of affiliated suppliers.

Where … Read More...

Wearing Flame Resistant Clothing Properly

Saturday, February 2nd, 2019

How you choose to wear secondary flame resistant clothing to keep you as safe as possible in the workplace is something that is not always thought of as usually the main concern is that a person has the correct ppe on.
This is a question that may not have been given much thought but here are some reasons … Read More...

Oil Field Injuries Advice For What To Do After The Accident

Saturday, July 21st, 2018
All too often a person that is injured on the job ends up not getting the full financial help due to them especially if the injury results in work restrictions for the rest of their life.
You must remember that no matter how many good sounding promises you get you have to look after your own best interests
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Most Common Reasons For Industrial Fires

Monday, April 16th, 2018

Thermal hazards in the workplace such as flash fire and arc flash result in signification injuries, loss of life and hardship for too many people.
By providing some insight on the types of industrial equipment and supplies that contribute to flash fire and arc flash occurrences this can help keep your people safe.
It is hoped that by … Read More...

PPE for Employees of the Gas and Oil Industry and Why

Saturday, February 10th, 2018

The Oil and Gas industry is a vital sector that supports many workers and economies. It is also no secret that working in the oil and gas industry, particularly in production and the field do have its safety concerns. There are many areas of the industry that are hazardous to employees and is the reason why it is … Read More...

The NFPA 2112 and NFPA 2113 For Flash Fire

Saturday, December 30th, 2017

There are two common safety standards that workers in the Oil & Gas Industry adhere to —  NFPA 2112 and NFPA 2113.

The NFPA 2112 specifies the minimum performance requirements and test methods for flame resistant fabrics and components and is an essential standard for manufacturers and certifying agencies. The standard provides the minimum requirements for the design … Read More...