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What Does a Glove’s Cut Rating Really Mean—and Why Should You Care?
Not all gloves offer the same protection. Learn how ANSI cut levels help you choose the right glove for the job and keep your crew safe from sharp hazards.
National Safety Stand-Down Week 2025
Join Colorado Safety Supply Co. for National Safety Stand-Down Week, May 6–10! Free training, downloadable resources, gear rentals & support to keep your team safe.
3 Warning Signs Someone Might Be Suffering from Heat Stress
Recognizing heat stress early can save lives. Watch for rash, cramps, headache, pale skin, and loss of motor skills to prevent serious incidents at work.
Is Your Team Ready to Respond Within 15 Minutes of a Hazardous Spill?
Can your team respond to a hazardous spill in under 15 minutes? Learn why quick action matters and how to ensure your crew is truly ready when it counts.
Are Your Stairs OSHA 1910.25 Compliant? Design and Installation Requirements
Wondering if stairs are a better option than ladders on your worksite? Learn about OSHA’s stair design and installation requirements and the benefits of switching for improved safety and compliance.
How Often Should You Inspect Equipment for Lockout/Tagout?
OSHA requires annual Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) inspections to ensure compliance and safety. Inspections must include reviews, corrections, and documentation. Stay proactive to prevent hazardous energy accidents.
7 Common Mistakes That Lead to Injuries in New Employees—and How to Prevent Them
30% of workplace injuries occur within the first year. Learn the 7 common mistakes new employees make and how to prevent them through proper training and safety measures. Contact us for training.
What Type of Fire Extinguisher Should You Use?
Choosing the right fire extinguisher is crucial for workplace safety. Learn which type to use for Class A, B, C, D, and K fires to ensure OSHA compliance and protect your team from fire hazards.
What’s the #1 mistake that leads to trench collapses on construction sites?
Trench collapses happen fast, and the #1 cause is a lack of protective systems. OSHA requires trenches 5ft+ to be secured. Is your job site following the rules? Stay safe—get training at 303-537-5832.
8 Ways to Improve Fall Protection Safety and Keep Your Team Safe
Prevent workplace falls with proper training, PPE, inspections, and site-specific safety plans. Foster a safety culture and stay OSHA-compliant to keep your team safe.
Scaffolding Safety: Are You Breaking These 10 OSHA Rules Without Even Knowing It?
Avoid costly OSHA fines and prevent scaffolding accidents. Learn the 10 most violated safety rules and how proper training protects your team. Call 303-537-5832 for compliance solutions.
Do Different Types of Powered Lifts Require Separate Training?
Different powered lifts require separate training under OSHA regulations. Ensure compliance with site- and equipment-specific training for forklifts, aerial lifts, scissor lifts, and more.
