Safety

800+ products

Expected delivery: Tue, Nov 17

Personal protective equipment and safety supplies for crews of every size: gloves from disposable nitrile to cut-resistant, eye and face protection, hearing protection, respiratory protection, hard hats and hi-vis, fall protection, and first aid, signs and lockout. Contractors, plants, fleets and facility teams order here to keep PPE on the shelf and on the job.

Your hazard assessment decides what's required; we help you find gear that fits the job and that people will actually wear. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions, OSHA requirements and your site's safety program.

How to choose PPE

  • Start with the hazard assessment. It tells you which body areas need protection and to what level. Buy to that list, not to habit.
  • Match the rating to the risk. Look for ANSI/ISEA markings on safety eyewear, hard hats and hi-vis garments, and a noise reduction rating (NRR) on earplugs and earmuffs.
  • Get the glove right. Cut level, coating and material all matter. See choosing work gloves for cut levels, coatings and sizing.
  • Respirators need a program. Pick NIOSH-approved respirators and filters for the specific contaminant, and follow your respiratory protection program for fit testing.
  • Leave fall protection decisions to a competent person. Harnesses, lanyards and anchors must be selected and inspected under your fall protection plan.
  • Fit drives compliance. Offer more than one size and style so people keep their PPE on all shift.

For recurring PPE supply, a business account keeps purchasing simple, PPE vending machines hand out gloves, glasses and earplugs by badge or PIN with usage reports, and vendor managed inventory can keep glove, earplug and eyewear bins counted and relabeled with QR reordering. Disposable PPE from Keystone Safety and other safety lines are on our line cards.

Common questions

Who decides what PPE a worker needs?

The employer, through a workplace hazard assessment as described in OSHA's PPE standards. Your safety manager or a qualified person should make the final call, and we can help you source what they specify.

How often should hard hats and harnesses be replaced?

Follow the manufacturer's service life and inspection instructions. Remove any item from service after damage or a fall arrest event, and follow your site's safety program.

Can I order safety supplies in bulk for several sites?

Yes. Request a quote for larger or recurring orders, ask about PPE vending machines for each site, or VMI to manage bins at each location.

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