Elevator Safety Equipment & Resources

Why are there are so many work related eye-injuries?

Walk through most jobsites and you'll see plenty of workers wearing safety eyewear. The question is—are they wearing the right eye protection? Workers come in all shapes and sizes. Why should PPE be any different?

What you'll learn in this video:

Learning how to assess jobsite hazards workers face more effectively,
Knowing what equipment workers need to protect themselves,
Understanding one of the most under-rated aspects of eye protection.

electrical technician — Electrical

Construction Worker Injured — First Aid

technician flashlight — Lighting

contractor gloves — Hand Protection

Lockout Tagout

respiratory protection — Respiratory

sorbents — Sorbents

Fall Protection

face shield — Eye Protection

head and face protection — Head & Face Protection

hearing protection — Hearing Protection

elevator tech — Miscellaneous

Model A1105 Safety Padlocks — Model A1105 Safety Padlocks
A lightweight, spark-resistant, laser engraveable safety lock.

Wall Stations — Wall Stations
Contains one 32 oz. or 16 oz. personal eyewash bottle of Eyesaline® Solution for immediate usage.

Trident® LED Headlamps — Trident® LED Headlamps
Features 90° tilting head. Includes rubber and elastic straps. Yellow. Limited lifetime warranty. Class I, Div. 2 rated.

In-Line GFCI and Triple Tap Cord Sets — In-Line GFCI and Triple Tap Cord Sets
Heavy-duty in-line design is ideal for construction and industrial maintenance work