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04/09/2026

Don't Disappear: Maintaining ANSI/ISEA 107 Visibility in the 'Gray Months'

Stay visible and safe during the 'Gray Months' with ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 compliant high-visibility gear. Learn the importance of proper layering and outerwear for optimal protection.

04/07/2026

This year we're pulling out all the stops!

Like Crawfish? How about games and prizes? We've got that plus a chance to see the latest in safety gear at the goSafe Gear & Grill Game Day Crawfish Boil!

With a full Cajun spread, co****le tournaments, prize drawings, and much more, this FREE event is open for workers, corporate managers, and safety professionals alike with tagalongs welcome!

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04/04/2026

You don't need industrial-grade Easter eggs to encourage safety this holiday weekend.

While you enjoy the holiday festivities, maintaining a safe environment for your family and guests is just as important as it is on the job site. Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind this Easter:

• Food Safety: Keep perishables refrigerated and ensure all cooked items reach the proper internal temperature to prevent foodborne illness during holiday brunches.

• Safe Egg Hunts: If you are hiding eggs for children, ensure the boundaries of the hunt are far away from roads, tools, or chemicals, and clear the area of tripping hazards.

• Decorating Precautions: Use caution when using ladders for outdoor decorations and keep lit candles away from flammable materials like baskets or artificial grass.

• Travel Awareness: If you are heading out to visit family, check your vehicle’s tire pressure and fluid levels before a long drive to ensure a safe arrival.

Happy Easter from your safety partners at goSafe.

04/02/2026

The Great Prescription Debate: OTG vs. Integrated Rx

Understand the critical updates in ANSI Z87.1-2020 for safety eyewear and ensure your gear matches your work environment for optimal protection.

04/01/2026

The ultimate overkill in safety eyewear!

Made with 2 inches of solid, impact-proof glass, MEGAGLASS goes above and beyond to provide eye protection never before seen on the worksite, exceeding the Super Z87+++ Pro UltraMax standard!

Add to that 4x zoom and hyper-detail macro-vision and you got a pair of safety glasses made to ensure the job gets done right with a high level of precision. Plus you can bird watch on your lunch breaks!

Don't leave room for error. Get MEGAGLASS for your workforce!.

03/26/2026

The Science of the 'Air Gap': Mastering FR Layering Without Melting

Master the science of FR layering to stay safe and warm on job sites. Learn why the 'air gap' and proper materials matter.

03/23/2026

In industrial worksites, a split-second accident can lead to a lifetime of consequences.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a vital time to reinforce that head protection is not just a regulatory requirement—it is your primary defense against Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Whether it is a falling object, a slip, or a confined space hazard, the impact on the brain can be permanent.

A properly fitted, uncompromised hard hat or safety helmet is the most effective tool for absorbing kinetic energy and preventing life-altering neurological damage.

Safety culture starts with individual accountability. Inspect your gear daily, replace any equipment that has sustained an impact, and never compromise on protection for the sake of convenience.

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03/19/2026

The Role of Bump Caps: Misuse, Limitations, and When They are Truly Appropriate

Discover the critical differences between bump caps and hard hats, their appropriate use cases, and why proper head protection is non-negotiable in industrial and construction environments.

03/17/2026

Keep your crew in the green this St. Patrick’s Day by focusing on hydration that works as hard as they do. In industrial environments, maintaining electrolyte balance is critical for safety, focus, and sustained energy throughout the shift.

While others are focused on festive drinks, your crew needs to know that heat stress and physical exertion require a proactive approach. Sqwincher provides the necessary potassium, magnesium, and sodium to keep workers hydrated and performing at their peak.

Stay safe, stay hydrated, and keep the momentum going.

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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.

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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.