Head Protection

Work safe. We offer a great selection of head protection products including hard hats, bump caps, chain saw helmets and more. Numerous colors of hard hats and bump caps are available.

Foot protection

Protecting and preventing injuries to workers' feet is an important part of your safety program. Injuries can include and result from:

• Impact from heavy falling objects
• Crushing by machinery rolling over the feet
• Punctures from stepping on something sharp
• Burns from chemical splash
• Shocks from electricity
• Extreme cold, heat, and moisture
• Additional bodily injuries from slipping and falling

Reflective Vest

We have a complete line of high visibility clothing and safety vests. Our selection includes Safety Vests, high visibility shirts, high visibility Polo shirts, high visibility sweaters, high visibility jackets and high visibility pants as well as high visibility rainwear. You may also be interested in our large selection of high visibility gloves. 

Safety vests are ideal for day and night use and anywhere high visibility is a priority. Our safety vests are great for construction, airports, emergency response, law enforcement, utility workers, survey crews, railroad workers and directing traffic. Available in lime and orange colors for high visibility. Safety vests are available in general purpose.

SAFETY: THE WORKFORCE ISSUE Because safety in the workplace is such a complex issue, managing the safety function can be a challenging process. This complexity is rooted in the fact that safety is a condition of employment and is, therefore, subject to the full spectrum of employment law, including worker’s compensation law. As a condition of employment, safety is part and parcel of the implied contractual agreement between employer and employee. Like any other contract that is entered into in good faith, each party makes commitments and each party assumes responsibilities. Certainly, neither employee nor employer assumes that either one of them will become another statistic in the occupational injury and illness records.

The desire to provide a safe, productive work environment—while reducing liability and the hidden bottom line losses of downtime—is driving facility managers and building owners to establish comprehensive safety and health management programs. Having such a program at the facility can ensure a safe environment where accidents and illnesses are minimized, and where such incidents are handled properly.

Safety is both a people and an environmental issue. It involves people and productivity and the costs of managing each. It involves coordinating policies and operations with industry standards and practices as well as with government regulations.