HI-VIS VEST LINE -- Occupational Health & Safety

MCR Safety

HI-VIS VEST LINE

MCR Safety's Luminator series is designed to provide high visibility and ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 Class II, Level 2 reflective material compliance. The dielectric, mesh-back vest style CL2OC features a 2-inch silver stripe, nylon zipper front closure, six pockets, and sizes up to X4. Vest style WCCL2LA features Velcro-adjustable side straps with reflective stripes.

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Comprehensive Fall Protection

When it comes to OSHA-compliant fall protection, Safety Rail Company has all the solutions. From hazard assessments and custom-engineered solutions to hatch guards, gates and guardrails, we’re the industry’s most comprehensive source of expertise and products. Safety Rail’s ability to assess your needs, manufacture and install your system ensures you’re getting exactly what your project calls for with a single call. We’re here to help make this easy. We’re not just the safe choice for rooftop safety, we’re the safest. Read More
LION'S BULLSEYE DIGITAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING TOOLS

Introducing the BullsEye- Fire Extinguisher Trainer by LION – a groundbreaking tool designed to revolutionize fire safety training. Utilizing advanced laser technology, the BullsEye- simulates realistic fire scenarios without the mess or danger, offering a safe and effective training experience. This hands-on trainer is perfect for schools, businesses, and safety professionals, ensuring participants gain the confidence and skills needed to respond to fire emergencies. With the BullsEye-, you can provide comprehensive fire extinguisher training that is engaging, practical, and aligned with real-world conditions. Equip your team with the best in fire safety training. Read More
Earn Your OSH Degree in Oil & Gas

At Columbia Southern University, we’re committed to advancing the safety profession today, tomorrow and for years to come. That’s why we recently launched a new bachelor’s program for safety professionals who work in and around the oil and gas industry. Learn more at Columbiasouthern.edu/OHS. Read More

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