Safety Equipment

Fire safety is crucial for both homes and businesses, and reliable fire extinguishers are key. Deciding between refurbished and new extinguishers involves weighing cost, environmental impact, and performance. Refurbished units are cost-effective and eco-friendly, undergoing thorough inspections. New extinguishers offer guaranteed performance, the latest technology, and a manufacturer's warranty. Choose based on your needs, budget, and desired reliability. Regular maintenance and adherence to safety standards are essential for both options. Colorado Safety Supply Company can help you make the best choice for your fire safety needs.

Natural Disaster Preparedness: Safely Manage Power Outages and Other Hazards

Be prepared when disaster strikes!

Temporary Power & Generator Safety

Signage & Identification

Essential Safety Solutions

 

 

Outside, temperatures were breaking records as a searing late-June heat wave settled across the western portion of the United States. Portland reac...

Colorado Safety Supply breaks down what ANSI cut levels mean for construction safety gloves.

At Colorado Safety Supply Company we pride ourselves in making sure that we are proving the correct safety information we can to those who visit o...

June 14, 2021 OSHA faults Veterans Affairs, contractor in steam fatalities The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued nine no...

MINE FATALITY – On May 14, 2021, a continuous mining machine operator was fatally injured when a piece of rock fell from the roof and struck him...

Fatality Alert MINE FATALITY - On Thursday, June 3, 2021, a 42-year-old section foreman was fatally injured when he was hit by a shuttle car. The v...

OSHA standards require employees to keep hands free while climbing ladders, using ropes to lift materials. There's no specific weight limit for loads lifted with ropes, but maintaining balance is crucial. Fall protection is generally not required for portable ladders unless the surface demands it. Employers must assess hazards and ensure safety, possibly using scaffolds or lifts. Small tools can be carried in pouches or holsters. Ladders must support four times the maximum intended load, be slip-free, and regularly inspected for defects. Faulty ladders should be removed from service immediately. Always refer to full OSHA guidelines for detailed information.

From United States Department of Labor MINE FATALITY – On March 12, 2021, a miner was fatally injured while attempting to insert a steel pin into...

OSHA launches focused COVID-19 enforcement On March 12, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) launched a National Emphasis Progr...

  OSHA has extensive regulations concerning Forklift design and use, that every employer and employee needs to comply with. At Colorado Safety Supp...