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Saf-T-Gard International, Inc. is a major manufacturer, distributor, importer and exporter of PPE and electrical safety products.

Northbrook, IL
Joined March 2011
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May is #NationalElectricalSafetyMonth! Lithium-ion batteries can be found in a number of widely used devices. It’s important to identify these fires due to the unique threats caused by the batteries. The following resource can be used by first responders: esfi.org/first-responder-lit…
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Did you know the 2021 Reader's Choice Award winners have been announced? Let's see if your favorite product won! Featuring products by @SpillFixUSA, @CoritySoftware, @Intelex, @saftgard and more. ishn.com/articles/113044-rea…
Are your workers hands protected from Arc Flashes? Rubber safety gloves are an essential component of your arc flash protection strategy. Learn more: buff.ly/2L6RVbl By @WeAreSMG, @saftgard #Safeopedia #demandsafetynetwork #ArcFlash #protection #safety #fire
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It's #SafeAndSound2019! Join us this week and help to create safer, healthier workplaces. Find 10 ways to get started on the #SafeAndSoundAtWork website. go.usa.gov/xyue8
Thanks to @WeAreSMG and @saftgard for providing FREE educational content to @safeopedia. #demandsafetynetwork ow.ly/vU6H30oCoAP
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Cold temperatures on the way be sure to keep in mind these safety tips @NSCsafety ✔️ Dress in layers ✔️ Check the temp. before you go ✔️ Limit time outdoors if it’s very cold, wet or windy ✔️ Wear mittens v gloves ✔️ Wear socks that will keep your feet warm & dry
Thanksgiving is the #1 day for home cooking fires. Are you prepared to use your fire extinguisher? Get more fire #safety tips at nsc.org/Fire
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#TuesdayTip: 2/3 of fire deaths occur in home with missing or non-functioning smoke alarms. Remember to: Test smoke alarms monthly, Change battery yearly, Replace alarm every 10 years. #FirePreventionWeek ow.ly/TPbM30lY37X
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Stay safe after the storm. Don’t run generators inside. Use generators in a dry area, at least 20 feet away from any window, door, or vent. Know how to prevent CO poisoning. go.usa.gov/Dtd #Florence
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Affected by #Florence flooding? The initial damage caused by a flood is not the only risk. Standing floodwaters can also spread infectious diseases, bring chemical hazards, & cause injuries. Learn more about staying healthy following a flood: ow.ly/FMcf30lQRVv
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Saf-T-Gard donates thousands in personal protective equipment to local Habitat for Humanity Home Construction Program and ReStore. Build projects and nonprofit home improvement stores help families in need find a place to call home. @saftgard bit.ly/2wB9AmL
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Why You Should Give More Thought to Rubber Insulating PPE? buff.ly/2inodQL #PPE #safety #safetyforward
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Why You Should Give More Thought to Rubber Insulating PPE? #safety#safetyforward buff.ly/2yYBNDY
As the weather gets colder, keep an eye out for any of these warning signs from your #heating equipment. Learn more: ow.ly/Cjgi30fzFS2
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#Floodwater contaminants can create #fire hazards if electrical wiring & equipment have gotten wet. Learn more: ow.ly/ql5u30eZDb9
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6 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Guidelines Every Employee Should Know buff.ly/2iqv12K
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NEW REPORT: 43% of Americans admit they may be too tired to function safely at work. Download #fatigue report here: nsc.org/fatiguereport
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Tuesday Tip: Knowing what to do when you see a downed #PowerLine could save a life. Learn more: bit.ly/1NISKQ4
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Storm cleanup activities can be hazardous. NIOSH has information to keep workers & volunteers safe go.usa.gov/xDbzk #HurricaneMatthew
Four years later, these are still OSHA's Fatal Four