Anchorage Points 101: Are You Clipping Into the Right Spot?

Anchorage Points 101: Are You Clipping Into the Right Spot?

Valerie Boyd

Are you clipping into the right spot? Your fall protection is only as strong as your anchor point. Learn what makes an anchor OSHA-compliant and how to avoid common mistakes.

Anchorage Points 101: Are You Clipping Into the Right Spot?

Anchorage Points 101: Are You Clipping Into the Right Spot?

Valerie Boyd

Are you clipping into the right spot? Your fall protection is only as strong as your anchor point. Learn what makes an anchor OSHA-compliant and how to avoid common mistakes.

Is Your SRL Repairable, or Should You Replace It?

Is Your SRL Repairable, or Should You Replace It?

Valerie Boyd

Not sure if your SRL can be repaired or needs replacing? Learn how to spot the difference, ensure compliance, and protect your crew with expert tips from Colorado Safety Supply.

Why Are More Workers Switching to Full Brim Type 2 Helmets?

Why Are More Workers Switching to Full Brim Type 2 Helmets?

Valerie Boyd

What’s the buzz about full brim Type 2 helmets? Learn why they’re becoming the new standard for jobsite safety, comfort, and all-around head protection.

Passive vs Active Fall Arrest System

What is the difference between a passive vs active fall arrest system?

Valerie Boyd

Learn the key difference between passive and active fall arrest systems—and why knowing the right one for your job site can make all the difference in worker safety.

Do you really know what OSHA does?

Do You Really Know What OSHA Does?

Valerie Boyd

Discover how OSHA goes beyond inspections and fines to offer free training, consultations, and resources that help create safer, more compliant workplaces.

What Does a Glove’s Cut Rating Really Mean—and Why Should You Care?

What Does a Glove’s Cut Rating Really Mean—and Why Should You Care?

Valerie Boyd

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

National Safety Stand-Down Week 2025

Valerie Boyd

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.

Heat Stress

Warning Signs Someone Might Be Suffering from Heat Stress- What to do next? How to prevent it?

Valerie Boyd

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?

Is Your Team Ready to Respond Within 15 Minutes of a Hazardous Spill?

Valerie Boyd

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

Are Your Stairs OSHA 1910.25 Compliant? Design and Installation Requirements

Valerie Boyd

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?

How Often Should You Inspect Equipment for Lockout/Tagout?

Valerie Boyd

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

7 Common Mistakes That Lead to Injuries in New Employees—and How to Prevent Them

Valerie Boyd

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?

What Type of Fire Extinguisher Should You Use?

Valerie Boyd

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.