Safety
An emergency automatic smoke vent, like the Moffitt Firex have been proven to save lives. When there is a fire emergency smoke vents open automatically without electricity or human action. Give workers more time to escape, improve firefighter access, and decrease and the dangers of smoke inhalation with a smoke vent. The Moffitt Firex has
The importance of hydration cannot be overstated. Water makes up a full 60% of the human body, and without it, we cannot function properly. Water keeps us at optimal performance levels by regulating our core body temperature, carrying key nutrients to vital organs, and flushing internal toxins through sweat. We simply cannot survive without it,
When you say the word ventilation most people think about air conditioning or fans. Industrial Ventilation systems are something completely different though. Ventilation for Industrial facilities isn’t designed for total climate control, but for reducing heat by improving airflow. This can include industrial fans or natural ventilators but it’s really about considering the entire facility
Power plants, steel forges, paper mills, and aluminum manufacturing facilities all have one thing in common: an accident may just be a split second away. Fires, explosions, chemical leaks, and the like are all too common hazards in these industries. As workers are often in a location that is isolated or some distance from an
All types of manufacturing processes use compressed air. In fact, every process and machine found in an industrial environment use some form of pressurized air or gas. Due to the fact that it is so commonplace, people fail to recognize it as the potential hazard that it is. As little as 12 PSI can be
Fork trucks are used in every type of facility. From fan factories to steel mills to aluminum fabrication plants. We encounter many different types of these forklifts and fork trucks daily. From electric forklifts to reach trucks to counterbalance forklifts, they are so common. So common in fact that it is easy to become complacent
Carbon Monoxide is often called “the silent killer” because even though it is odorless, colorless, and tasteless it is still quite poisonous and very deadly. Hundreds of people die accidentally each year from carbon monoxide. The main causes of these poisonings are often poor building ventilation and improperly using fuel-burning appliances. As the weather gets