April 28, 2016
Market Intelligence Digest ~ For ISEA Members
In This Issue
ISEA News
Safety Industry & Member News
Washington Update 
Emerging PPE & Global News
ISEA News


Kyle M. Sheppard of Bear, Delaware, has won the 2015 Lincoln C. Bailey Memorial Scholarship presented by the ISEA. 

Safety Industry & Member News


Fall Protection & Ladder Safety Trainings Planned During OSHA'S Annual Stand Down 
to Safety Initiative


MCR Safety has launched the Predator PD2902 multi-task gloves, constructed 
with a patent-pending tire tread TPR design.

Collierville Initiative Seeks to Match Education System With Employers' Needs 
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Other communities might want to follow Collierville's efforts to match local schools 
t o employers' needs.


Bryan Mullett, Chief Strategy Officer of Bradley Corp., will assume his new role 
upon retirement of Michael Sipek, current CEO, on June 30, 2016. 


The Scott Sight in-mask display provides a real-time thermal image, enhancing 
visibility, efficiency, and safety of the firefighter. 


"Running a successful business in the 21st century requires a website that is equal to t
he task," said Tom Votel, president and CEO, Ergodyne. 


With more than 25 years of experience in Safety, Samantha Robbins has proven 
herself as a leader in business development, as well as a role model in the industry.


National Safety Apparel is pleased to feature a wide variety of flame resistant and arc flash stocked  head protection. 


At SXSW this year 3M drilled down into what the platform truly stands for and focuses on: sustainability. 


John Raimondi, OGP marketing manager for Cranberry Township, PA-based MSA
spoke of new sensor technology for "exotic" SO2, Cl2, and NH3 sensors to provide 
expanded monitoring applications. 


If you're new to the whole DIY thing, check out these surprising supplies that will 
make upkeep a breeze.


Anchor Safety reveals the impressive results of its latest customer satisfaction survey, with significant improvement in every area of customer service.

Washington Update 


Outdoor workers may be at the highest risk of exposure to the  Zika virus and that 
employers need to educate employees about how to protect themselves.


Nearly 13 percent of U.S. workers suffer from at least some hearing loss, a new federal government study finds.


Earlier this year, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) 
published a study showing that two pesticides, paraquat and diquat, were responsible 
f or fully 85 percent of deaths from herbicide exposure in the United States between 
1998 and 2011.

Emerging PPE & Global News



Despite Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) having the required EC type approval 
and CE mark, recent tests have indicated that some of the products you assume to be 
safe, may not actually be fit for purpose.



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