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Wildfires on the west coast and northern U.S. have become increasingly worse over the past few years. They are filling our skies with hazardous smoke and raining down ash on our homes. While our first responders work to combat the flames, we can do our part at home to keep ourselves healthy and safe. Tips for protecting yourself during a wildfire: Remain indoors with windows and doors closed or seek alternate shelter Avoid vigorous physical activity Create a space in you …

Pictured: Kelly Farhangi delivering KN95 Face Masks to Roxanne Albin of Applied Financial Services as a donation to SoCo Emergency.When CP Lab Safety learned that local business Applied Financial Services was accepting donations for SoCo Emergency, they were immediately willing to help. With wild fires ravaging much of the San Francisco Bay Area, many people have been forced to evacuated their homes. Many evacuees without local friends or family have taken shelter at a temporary evacuatio …

Just because you have to wear a mask in public doesn’t mean your mask has to be boring! Have fun during lockdown with a project the whole family will love. You can tie dye plain cotton face masks using the food coloring in your pantry (or you can buy special clothing dye if you want richer tones) so the project might be done with items you already have on-hand. Items you’ll need White cloth face masks (available online in packs of 20; ships same day from California!) …

During this novel coronavirus outbreak, we all need to take the proper precautions to keep each other safe. Besides sheltering in place and washing your hands, wearing a mask is paramount to safety when leaving your home. It’s not enough to just have the mask over your lips with your nose exposed – masks become essentially useless if they are not worn correctly. Use this guide to ensure you’re keeping yourself and your loved ones safe.CP Lab Safety offers a variety of disposable masks to …

On September 10, 2019 at the NSC Congress and Expo in San Diego, the National Safety Council and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released the preliminary top 10 most frequently cited workplace safety violations for fiscal year 2019. These findings are presented annually in September, the end of their fiscal year. The Top 10 list tends to look similar from year to year, the variation generally being the frequency with which specific violations are cited. …