Patient Transport -- Occupational Health & Safety

ARC Products

Patient Transport

ARC Products' Med Sled uses a "roll and drag" method that is designed to eliminate heavy lifting while transporting patients down a stairwell. The product is made from a rigid plastic that ensures stabilization and limits flexing when moving a patient. Its braking system allows for safe and controlled descents.

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SHOEBOX PureTest- for Occupational Hearing Testing

Transform any noise-compliant room in your facility into a testing environment—no sound booth required. SHOEBOX PureTest is a portable, tablet-based audiometer designed to help you meet your OSHA-mandated compliance requirements. The solution includes an intuitive web portal that allows you to access your company's compliance metrics at any time, identify trends, and make data-driven decisions to enhance your workplace hearing conservation program. Read More
ATG® MaxiCut® Ultra- A6 Cut Resistant Work Gloves

ATG® MaxiCut® Ultra- A6 Cut Resistant Work Gloves from PIP® feature the same leading technologies as America’s #1 professional work glove, the MaxiFlex® Ultimate-, with additional CUTtech® technology. Proprietary 360-degree breathability makes these gloves among the most breathable on the market. Additionally, they have a reinforced thumb crotch for durability and a silicone free MicroFoam® nitrile coating for safe handling. Read More
Control of Hazardous Energy Training and Services

e-Hazard has developed Lockout/Tagout training and services in response to growing industry demand for ways to address this critical aspect of worker safety. Our practical approach lets us meet your needs at the level that best fits you. We can assist you with any of the following: provide training for your employees, perform an audit of your current processes, work with you to develop, and implement LOTO program and procedures. Having a comprehensive, functional approach to control of hazardous energies is an essential component to keeping your workers safe. Read More

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