Permacable Horizontal Lifeline System fits the safety needs of feed-supplement manufacturer

SUMTER, SC, June 13, 2008—Whether chained to a desk or working on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, it is the right of every American worker to be protected from workplace hazards. To help ensure this right, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) maintains an exhaustive list of regulations and standards for monitoring workplace safety and health issues, while encouraging employers to establish safety and health programs and address any hazards that can potentially cause workplace injuries or illnesses. But when the subject is fall protection, things can get a little hazy, with the OSHA standard noting only that a manufacturing plant, for example, has to have a “safe” work environment.