The Client In 2007, Ohio State University established a new Center for Occupational Health in Automotive Manufacturing. The Project The goal of this project was to find new products and practices that significantly limit the risk of musculoskeletal injuries within the automotive manufacturing realm. The department reached out to SPC Industrial™ to incorporate a work…
When you think of dangerous jobs, you might picture firefighters or bomb squad technicians.
So you may be surprised to hear that manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, wholesale trade, and construction all landed in the top 10 most dangerous jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2019 Occupational Injuries and Illnesses survey….
Our best-selling Add-A-Level™ work platforms are modular, stackable, and easy to assemble around any work station. This temporary or permanent flooring solution offers ergonomic support – and when combined with anti-fatigue matting, it will provide a comfortable and safe solution for your workers. Download our product guide and get an in-depth look at the numerous ways these platforms are being used….
Effective strategies can keep your chemical containment protocols up to date and ensure the safety of your employees. But what are some of the issues that professionals face with chemical safety compliance? How do we address this? Proactive approaches are the best way to limit the risk of chemical exposure. We can do this by…
Maintaining workplace safety procedures goes beyond having posters and providing on-board training. The ultimate responsibility of management is to not only create a work environment where safety procedures are practiced in daily routine but to ensure that each worker understands and respects these standards. …
Welcome to our product discussion series. Over the next couple of weeks, our National Account Manager CJ will offer an in-depth look at our ergonomic, material handling and safety products, and perspective in choosing the right products to fit your needs….
So you’ve established the need for a work platform in your facility. The next step is to identify what that need looks like and ultimately what the function of the platform will be. For example, your new solution may need to provide ergonomic support, a non-slip surface, anti-fatigue flooring, etc. …
