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Spill kit station with a yellow 95-gallon universal spill kit, blue chemical drums and an absorbent sock containing an oil spill on a concrete floor

OSHA Spill Kit Requirements: What the Rules Say and Which Kits You Need

Valerie Boyd

Does OSHA require a spill kit? Not in every workplace, but several OSHA standards shape what you need. Learn which rules apply, how incidental spills differ from emergency response, and how to choose, size and inspect the right spill kits for your site.

Single leg shock absorbing lanyard with snap hook and shock pack on a steel beam anchor, Colorado Safety Supply fall protection guide

Single Leg Lanyards for Shock Absorbing Protection

Valerie Boyd
Choosing between single-leg and dual-leg lanyards depends on how workers move between anchor points. A lanyard connects a worker’s harness to an anchorage; a shock-absorbing model helps arrest a fall by reducing arrest f…
Fall clearance checklist: follow equipment instructions, measure available space, and check the swing-fall path.

How to Calculate Fall Clearance to Stop a Fall Safely

Valerie Boyd
A fall-arrest setup needs more room than the lanyard length suggests. Fall clearance is the space below the worker that the system needs to stop a fall safely. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administrati…

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