Arbeitssicherheit und Gesundheitsschutz

19.03.2020

Spring PortaCount Academy event cancelled

TSI announces the cancellation of the Spring 2020 PortaCount Academy courses, originally scheduled for April 29-30.

09.01.2020

Back-to-back Fire and Rescue shows in February

See TSI at two major firefighter events in February—one in Virginia and one in Vegas.

17.12.2019

Personal Exposure Monitoring in Confined Spaces: New article by Kevin Chase in Australian Mining

TSI's Kevin Chase discusses dust, particles, diesel particulate matter, and other respirable dangers in confined spaces in this new article in Australian Mining magazine.

31.10.2019

Australian Mining Features TSI's New, Real-Time, and Wearable Dust Monitor, the SidePak AM520

Australian Mining magazine features an interview with TSI's Kevin Chase on the intrinsically safe personal dust monitor, the SidePak AM520i.

28.10.2019

3 Tips for Preventing Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in the Workplace

TSI Product Specialist Andrea Ruane identifies 3 tips for preventing noise-induced hearing loss in the workplace.

02.10.2019

What makes equipment intrinsically safe?

Intrinsic safety is especially critical for certain industries such as mining, construction & remediation, oil & gas, and chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

19.08.2019

Real-time, remote noise monitoring with new Edge 4+ noise dosimeter

The Edge 4+ allows safety professionals to program, monitor, and capture survey data at a distance.

18.07.2019

Fit testing faster with a PortaCount kit

You can now purchase a PortaCount Respirator Fit Tester bundled with a Microsoft Surface Go tablet and other accessories.

10.07.2019

Kevin Chase pens article on the risks of dust and airborne particles in confined spaces for ISHN mag

Dusts can build quickly in confined spaces. In this article for ISHN, TSI's Kevin Chase explains the risks and how to mitigate them.

24.06.2019

Qualitative vs. Quantitative Respirator Fit Testing: A Technical History

In 1998, OSHA updated the Respiratory Protection Standard 29 CFR 1910.134, establishing required qualitative and quantitative fit testing methods for specific types of respirators. Learn how Ambient Aerosol CNC-based quantitative respirator fit testing became the preferred method for objective, reliable respirator fit measurement.