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Trends in head protection

Protecting workers’ heads from hazards is a serious responsibility. Example: NIOSH data shows that, from 2003 to 2010, a quarter of all work-related deaths in the construction industry were caused by a traumatic brain injury. Workers in many other industries are at risk for head injuries, too.

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Addressing an Overlooked Danger -- Occupational Health & Safety

Why current helmet standards must be updated to account for rotational motion, a key cause of concussions.

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OSHA proposes revision to PPE rule for construction workers

OSHA has proposed a revision to its standards to require that personal protective equipment in the construction industry fit each employee properly.

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Why You Should Consider the Switch from Hard Hats to Helmets

Why You Should Consider the Switch from Hard Hats to Helmets
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Why Traditional Hard Hats May Fail in Common Worksite Accidents - Transitioning from Type 1 Helmets & the Effect of Rotational Motion -- Occupational Health & Safety

In this free webinar, Joe Brandel would discuss why the industry should consider transitioning from Type 1 to Type 2 hard hats, and what to consider with rotational motion and the role it plays in TBIs.

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