National Preparedness Month 2020

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    Every day of the year is a great time to prepare yourself, your family, and your community for a crisis of any kind, but September is specifically recognized in the United States as National Preparedness Month. Especially during … Read More

Reopening Schools in the Wake of COVID-19

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Summer is winding down to its last few weeks, leaving school administrators and teachers to face the grueling challenge of preparing their buildings, staff and students for a re-imagined education experience. Internationally, Denmark was the first European country after the … Read More

OSHA Safe and Sound Week 2020

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While June may be national safety month, August is historically the month that the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) hosts their annual Safe + Sound Week campaign. This year’s campaign runs from August 10th-16th 2020, and even despite … Read More

National Safety Month

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National Safety Council’s National Safety Month – “No 1 Gets Hurt” observed annually in June focuses on reducing leading causes of injury and death at work, on the road, and in our homes and communities.  Join Seton & NSC along … Read More

DC Water Pipe Marker Case Study

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First of its Kind Pipe Installation Requires One-of-a-Kind Solution from Set DC Water (District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority), located in Washington DC, runs the world’s largest advanced wastewater treatment facility, the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant. It … Read More

10 Signs You Need for OSHA Compliance

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Every facility has signage needs and requirements, both to comply with standards and regulations and for generally housekeeping to keep employees and visitors safe and informed. Below we will take a look at the top 10 types of signs needed … Read More

5 Steps to a Safe & Compliant Warehouse

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Step 1 Protect against SLIPS, TRIPS & FALLS Slips and falls make up roughly 40% of reported fatalities and OSHA’s most frequently cited standard. In many cases, these deaths were preventable. Anti-slip products and matting help provide a safe working environment by … Read More

PPE 101

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Personal protective equipment or PPE is any kind of equipment that protects your body from injury while working. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) have regulations about what to provide or rules … Read More

GHS Deadline Quickly Approaching

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June 1, 2016 is the Deadline for Compliance with the New Regulations An expansion on the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HCS); GHS, or Globally Harmonized System is a worldwide regulation for classifying and communicating chemical hazards. By adopting the new … Read More

Going Deeper Into Trench Safety

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In order to increase safety awareness in the trenching industry, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has enacted a National Emphasis Program for trenching operations. However, it would seem that even the most common hazards of the job still … Read More

Sprucing Up Parks for Spring and Summer

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Public parks belong to everyone! That’s the idea behind New York City’s It’s My Park Day. Coordinated by the City Parks Foundation, this program is working with roughly 300 community groups to improve and beautify public spaces. Activities include mulching, litter … Read More

Giant Custom Signs for Giant Recognition

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It’s a somewhat universally acknowledged truth that establishments need to be seen in order for a customer to find them. Businesses still require proper signage to create a brand with which people can identify. In some case, even standardized signs … Read More