Our job is to take care of you, to provide everything you need to keep the workplace safe.





[ ASP SITE MAP ]



Merchant Services
Home » News & Links
News   
E-Newsletters   
 

E-Newsletters

E-Newsletter Signup
Safety and Savings Tips For April 2013, from All Safety Products, Inc.
In regards to health codes regarding outdoor events and  sanitation requirements, there are numerous charts available to help you determine the correct number of hand washing sinks and toilets for your projected amount of attendees.  Here is our link, Table / Chart for Number of Toilets and Sinks.
Safety and Savings Tips For March 2013, from All Safety Products, Inc.
written agreement with Constant Contact, neither the Constant Contact software, nor any content that appears on any Constant Contact site,
Safety and Savings Tips for February 2013, From All Safety Products, Inc.
written agreement with Constant Contact, neither the Constant Contact software, nor any content that appears on any Constant Contact site,
Safety and Savings Tips for January 2013, From All Safety Products, Inc.
written agreement with Constant Contact, neither the Constant Contact software, nor any content that appears on any Constant Contact site,
Safety and Savings Tips for December 2012, From All Safety Products, Inc.
written agreement with Constant Contact, neither the Constant Contact software, nor any content that appears on any Constant Contact site,
Safety and Savings Tips for November 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
Every year, workers are killed or seriously injured while performing snow or ice removal from rooftops
Safety and Savings Tips for October 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
FALLS ARE THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN CONSTRUCTION. In 2010, there were 264 fall fatalities (255 falls to lower level) out of 774 total fatalities in construction. These deaths are preventable.

Safety and Savings Tips for September 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
Businesses can do much to prepare for the impact of the many hazards they face in today's world including natural hazards like floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes
Safety and Savings Tips for August 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
HEAT ILLNESS CAN BE DEADLY. Every year, thousands of workers become sick from exposure to heat, and some even die. These illnesses and deaths are preventable.
Safety and Savings Tips for July 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
Every year, thousands of workers become sick from heat exposure. Some die. These illnesses are preventable.
Safety and Savings Tips for June 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
A hazardous material is one that is capable of causing fire, sudden release of pressure, explosion or other violent reactions.

Safety and Savings Tips for May 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
That doesn't seem so difficult and yet simple lock-out/tag-out procedures are often misused and misunderstood. Lockout/Tagout is the fifth most violated standard of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). One United Auto Workers study showed that 20 percent of fatalities in the workplace from 1973 to 1995 were caused by failures to follow the procedure. Lockout/Tagout keeps people safe from electrical accidents and injuries. It is required for machines and equipment to allow contractors making repairs to proceed.  

Safety and Savings Tips for April 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
It seemed harmless enough. A sheriff's deputy from Birmingham, Ala., was pulling a nail with needle-nose pliers when the nail slipped. In a second, the pliers plunged into his eye, gashing his cornea, tearing most of his iris, and smashing his lens. The deputy's case is typical. He was not wearing protective
Safety and Savings Tips for March 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
Employers need to review or implement their company policy for checking their own hazardous chemicals and poisonous substances located on their own company premises.  Poison prevention isn't just for households! 
Safety and Savings Tips for February 2012 From All Safety Products, Inc.
Talking on a hand-held cellphone while driving is banned in 10 states (California, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Utah, and Washington) and the District of Columbia. Utah has named the offense careless driving. Under the Utah law, no one commits an offense when speaking on a cellphone unless they are also committing some other moving violation other than speeding.

All Safety Products Industrial Safety Newsletter for January, 2012
A lot of times, we are so focused on keeping our own employees safe that we don't even consider own safety risks when trying to save money on doing our own home repairs.
All Safety Products Industrial Safety Newsletter November & December 2011
In today's economic climate, customers want to know the best gloves to purchase at the cheapest price.  I'll let you in on a little secret.  Most times, people over purchase gloves.  For example, they may purchase an Exam Grade / Medical Grade glove when they may really only need industrial grade quality.  Did you know that in quite a few instances, the industrial grade glove has all the quality that an exam grade glove has, but without the FDA assurance?  It is less expensive to purchase, yet still retains high quality.  The key to purchasing industrial grade gloves with the same, high quality you've come to expect in your exam grade gloves is to know the sourcing of the industrial grade gloves.  The main difference in these gloves is that in the manufacturing process, they've only taken off the labeling on the package and label the gloves "industrial" rather than "exam grade".  Yep, that's it.  These gloves do not come under FDA scrutiny and therefore the manufacturer will offer these at a cheaper rate.   The important thing to watch; however, is whether the manufacturer starts releasing a disportionate amount of industrial grade gloves in relation to exam grade gloves.  Quality starts diminishing when this happens.  At All Safety Products, the suppliers are carefully chosen to ensure they are producing high quality gloves, not second hand quality. All Safety Products offers a wide selection of nitrile gloves (industrial and exam grade) to meet a variety of safety needs. Nitrile gloves are particularly beneficial to those who have experienced adverse reactions to latex or natural rubber.

All Safety Products Industrial Safety Newsletter for October 2011
After making a few larger capital purchases of material handling equipment or plant machinery, you'll probably notice several safety items that you overlooked in the initial round of spending. Some of these safety items can be as inconsequential as traffic cones, floor mats or signs. Even so, with safety products as basic as safety cones, it's important not to skimp on these items, and get the best value for your money on heavily used items.
All Safety Products Industrial Safety Newsletter for September 2011
Craig Gunderson, PresidentIce cream packaging is frustrating isn't it?  There aren't too many brands of ice-cream that are actually a half-gallon in size (2 quarts) anymore.  Now they are only 1.50 or 1.75 quarts in size and yet companies still maintain the same pricing as the previous half-gallon size.  We're doing our best to help you ensure you get good value for your money spent.  Our occasional industrial safety newsletter will be focused towards helping you to reduce your safety products costs. A key goal with most purchasers is to reduce  costs while ensuring excellent quality and value.  We have recently launched our new website, www.allsafetyproducts.com that provides features our customers have requested of us such as easier website navigation, better pricing, a state-of-the-art quote system for prompt responses and an express ordering system for prompt reorders.