WE see emergency rescue personnel use a seat belt cutter to remove an injured child hanging from his infant car seat in an upside down, wrecked vehicle in flames. Museum staffers easily remove ...
Responding is Laura Calder, vice president of marketing, Safety Products Global, Irvine, CA. A growing number of companies are paying attention to ergonomics. Why? Good ergonomics leads to good ...
Safety knives may look simple, but this tool has advanced over the years more than one might think. “Safety cutters have evolved in many different directions since the 1950s flat box cutters,” said ...
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