Sandy Says: The Right Tools for the Right Job
Even people who should know better are not immune to making bad safety choices when it comes to hand protection.
A couple of years ago at an event for the hand safety campaign Zero Excuses, David Lynn, a former OSHA compliance officer and corporate EHS manager, explained that the elements for building a workplace hand safety program include trend analysis, hazard assessment, training, communication, planning, compliance and follow-through.
