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03/12/2026

The Damp Danger: Why ‘Wet Cold’ is Riskier Than Dry Cold

Navigate OSHA's new PPE fit requirements for winter gear to ensure safety and compliance in the workplace. Discover how the "Fit" mandate enhances worker protection.

03/10/2026

The New Balance Calibre Work Boot adds comfort & convenience to safety.

With a NB Comfort Insert, durable rubber outsole, premium nubuck leather upper, and a YKK zip for easy on-and-off, this premium workboot is built to last; maximizing durability with Ndure abrasion-resistant collar, abrasion-resistant Toe Protect, and Debris Free construction for additional protection from the elements.

Available in Wheat, Chocolate, Black, and Black Met-Guard variants.

See NewBalance Calibre Work Boot: https://na2.hubs.ly/H04bz7P0
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03/06/2026

As we prepare to "spring forward" this Sunday, March 8th, it is important to remember that the transition to Daylight Saving Time is more than just adjusting the clocks.

Losing an hour of sleep can disrupt our internal body clocks, leading to fatigue, reduced alertness, and slower reaction times. In industrial and high-risk environments, these factors can significantly increase the risk of accidents.

To keep your workplace safe during this transition, consider these steps:

• Prioritize Sleep: Encourage staff to start adjusting their sleep schedules by going to bed slightly earlier in the days leading up to the change.
• Increase Vigilance: Be mindful that both you and your coworkers may be more tired than usual. Double-check protocols and stay alert for potential hazards.
• Monitor High-Risk Tasks: If possible, schedule complex or high-risk tasks for later in the week once your team has had more time to adapt.
• Watch for Fatigue: Look out for signs of exhaustion in yourself and others, such as difficulty concentrating or irritability. If someone seems overly fatigued, encourage them to take a break.
• Prioritize Communication: Hold a brief safety meeting to discuss the risks of fatigue and remind everyone to remain extra cautious while operating machinery or driving.

A well-rested team is a safer, more productive team. Let’s make safety our top priority this weekend.

03/05/2026

OSHA now REQUIRES readily available, properly fitting PPE for all construction workers in your workforce! (29 CFR 1926.95, as of January 2025)

Thanks to this change, companies are doing away with the "one size fits all" approach that disproportionately affects women as well as workers with smaller or larger frames.

With women making up roughly 14% of the workforce, Women in Construction Week sheds a spotlight on what women need in industrial jobsites. Properly fitting PPE is not just about comfort; it is essential to proper safety.

Why Fit Matters
• Safety Effectiveness: Oversized gloves reduce dexterity, while loose harnesses can fail to provide life-saving protection during a fall.
• Eliminating Secondary Hazards: Baggy clothing or long sleeves can become caught in moving machinery, and improperly sized boots increase trip risks.
• Maintaining Focus: When gear slips or requires constant adjustment, it creates distractions that lead to accidents.

Safety is only effective when it is accessible to every person on the crew. This week we encourage you to take the necessary steps to ensure every worker is safe with PPE that fits.

Learn more about the new standard: https://na2.hubs.ly/H045zbT0
See Womens' PPE at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H045z830

03/05/2026

The Silent Killer: Protecting Your Gas Sensors from Poisoning and Inhibition

Learn how to protect your gas sensors from poisoning and inhibition to prevent dangerous false negatives in industrial safety environments.

03/03/2026

Hearing loss in industrial environments is often gradual, permanent, and entirely preventable. On World Hearing Day, we are highlighting the critical importance of auditory safety in the workplace.

High-decibel machinery and constant ambient noise can cause irreversible damage to the inner ear. Implementing a robust hearing conservation program is not just a regulatory requirement; it is a fundamental commitment to employee long-term health.

Key Prevention Strategies:
• Engineering Controls: Use silencers, vibration isolators, and sound-dampening enclosures to reduce noise at the source.
• Consistent PPE Usage: Ensure all personnel have access to and correctly use high-quality earplugs or earmuffs rated for their specific environment.
• Regular Audiometric Testing: Conduct annual screenings to detect early shifts in hearing thresholds before significant loss occurs.
• Noise Mapping: Frequently monitor decibel levels across the facility to identify high-risk zones.

Prioritizing sound safety today ensures a higher quality of life for your workforce tomorrow.

Learn more about noise exposure: https://na2.hubs.ly/H041Sw70
Shop Hearing Protection at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H041GVd0

02/28/2026

Today marks International Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) Awareness Day. In the industrial sector, where physical demand is high and precision is constant, addressing the risk of musculoskeletal disorders is a fundamental component of operational safety.

In environments like assembly lines, fabrication shops, construction sites, and distribution centers, RSIs are not caused by a single accident, but by the cumulative toll of repetitive motion, vibration, and sustained mechanical pressure.

Proactive Risk Mitigation
• Engineering Controls: Implement lift-assist devices and height-adjustable surfaces to minimize overreaching and heavy manual handling.
• Vibration Management: Use high-quality, anti-vibration gloves and maintain pneumatic tools to reduce the impact of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).
• Micro-Breaks: Integrate short, frequent recovery periods to allow soft tissues to recover from repetitive loading.
• Workplace Education: Train personnel to recognize the early warning signs of RSI, such as tingling, numbness, or localized swelling.

A commitment to ergonomics is a commitment to the workforce. By prioritizing mechanical assistance and proper body mechanics, we can reduce the prevalence of preventable chronic pain in the industrial landscape.

Learn more about Ergonomic Safety: https://na2.hubs.ly/H03Z42f0
See Ergonomic PPE at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H03Z3dj0

02/23/2026

There's not a single man-made structure, process, or system that hasn't been designed by an engineer.

This Engineers Week we are highlighting the critical role of engineers in our daily lives. From the homes we live in to the buildings and complexes we work in. From plants and refineries to cars and planes; to the roads, schools, and infrastructure we rely on daily.

Every day we trust in the ingenuity and craftsmanship of these unsung heroes. Safety is not a feature added at the end of a project. It is baked into the initial blueprints and reinforced through rigorous testing. From redundant fail-safes in automated machinery to ergonomic workstations that prevent long-term injury, engineers bridge the gap between high-performance output and human well-being.

By prioritizing safety, we ensure that the most important part of any industrial operation—the workforce—returns home every day, and can continue to build, expand, and innovate well into the future.

Learn More about Engineers Week: https://na2.hubs.ly/H03ShJ-0
Visit https://na2.hubs.ly/H03SqvY0 for safety tips and PPE.

02/19/2026

The 'Fit' Revolution: Navigating OSHA’s New PPE Fit Requirements for Winter Gear

Navigate OSHA's new PPE fit requirements for winter gear to ensure safety and compliance in the workplace. Discover how the "Fit" mandate enhances worker protection.

02/16/2026

“Human happiness and moral duty are inseparably connected.”
- George Washington -

Today, on the 250th year of our nation, we celebrate the birthdays of two presidents, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, whose legacy points us to the ideals of our nation and fellow men, and the achievements and legacy of all presidents throughout our history.

Throughout two and a half centuries we have faced tremendous struggles, but we press on, remembering that our freedoms were fought for, protected, and cherished by those before us.

We at goSafe wish you a Happy Presidents' Day!

02/12/2026

High-Visibility in Extremes: Selecting Apparel for Cold, Heat, and Adverse Weather

Selecting the right high-visibility apparel ensures worker safety in extreme weather conditions by balancing comfort, compliance, and material performance.

02/11/2026

Who says safety can’t be a little fun?

Thank you for showing up in style at the HASC Tailgate Extravaganza! We had an amazing turnout to our booth enjoying our games, photobooth, boudin, and seeing the wealth of safety gear we offer!

We hope to see you next year, and keep an eye out for us at future safety events!

See Safety Gear at https://na2.hubs.ly/H03CrPZ0

Disclaimer: All booth photos are for entertainment purposes only. Always use proper fall protection and PPE when working at height or on a job site.