The Latest in Molten Metal Splash Resistant Garment.  Continuing in the tradition of FR apparel advancement, Bulwark has introduced the Molten Metal Protection line of molten metal splash resistant garments.

Allegro® is introducing to the industry the first family of programmable, Hall-effect, linear sensors available in miniature package options: TO-92 (3-lead, single in-line package) or SOT-23W (3-lead, surface mount). This new family of devices further enhances Allegro’s already diverse portfolio of position detecting sensors as they provide users with the accuracy and flexibility of fully programmable linears without the penalty of a larger package and higher cost.

NFPA President urges attendees to fight for a safer world the mission of the Association has remained unchanged: to save lives and prevent the loss of property from fire, electrical, and other hazards.

In a ceremony held in Washington, D.C., today, EPA awarded $100,000 grants to 10 community-based organizations for projects aimed at addressing environmental and public health issues as childhood asthma, farm worker pesticide protection, fish consumption, indoor air quality, drinking water contamination, and lead poisoning prevention.

U.S. Labor Department’s OSHA cites two companies in connection with November 2006 explosion in Danvers, Mass. C.A.I. Inc. and Arnel Co. issued total of 23 serious citations

NFPA honors achievements in fire and life safety with awards presented at World Safety Conference & Exposition .

Tragic Beverly Hills Supper Club fire marks 30th anniversary NFPA materials are available as resources for media stories.

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued joint guidance for their field offices to ensure America’s wetlands and other water bodies are protected under the Clean Water Act (CWA). This action reinforces the Bush Administration’s commitment to protect and enhance the quality of our nation’s wetlands and water bodies

U.S. Labor Department’s OSHA cites steel erection companies for continued exposure of employees to fall hazards at Gadsden, Ala., area job site. Department proposes $123,750 in fines for serious and repeat violations

Hurricane season starts today. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency urges people and businesses to start planning before hurricane force winds or storm flooding may occur. Early preparations can help minimize injury and property damage.