Last week I needed to look up the breakthrough time on some gloves and I found a website that I think is worth sharing. The University of Florida’s EHS website has links to many of the main glove manufacturers’ compatibility charts. As a note some of the links appear to be .pdfs so make sure you have the latest information from these manufacturers. Also, I was unable to find the breakthrough time for isopropyl alcohol on MJs glove…
Miller Fall Protection has done a nice job of creating a site addressing the fall protection needs of the of the Wind Energy Industry. Here is an excerpt from their site.
“The rapidly-growing Wind Energy Industry presents a variety of safety challenges for those working at heights. Whether in turbine construction, maintenance or rescue/evacuation, providing safety at height solutions that enhance worker safety, comfort, trust and increase productivity has been our expertise for over 60 years.
Miller Fall Protection offers engineered safety at height and rescue solutions, professional training services and the most extensive selection of fall protection equipment of any manufacturer worldwide.”
As stated above the site lists the Miller Products, Services and has a link to Professional Wind Energy Safety Training. Web 2.0 in Safety?? Cool site, good content, and lots of services…Good job Miller.
http://www.millerfallprotection.com/market-applications/markets/wind-energy
How many times have we been told…I can’t tie-off there. My response is always, “Yes you can, we can figure it out.” Here is a great example of “Yes you can” from Capital Safety / DBI Sala. Make sure you have the correct Fall Protection gear for this system, wear the standard Harness and Lanyard you will hit the ground due to fall clearance.
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