Collection: Novarlo Blog
What Safety Managers Should Stock Before Winter Arrives
Winter weather can create new safety challenges across utilities, construction, manufacturing, and industrial workplaces. Discover the essential PPE and safety supplies every safety manager should stock before winter arrives.
Smart PPE: Trend or Future Standard?
Connected hard hats, wearable sensors, smart gas monitors, and heat stress monitoring devices are transforming workplace safety. Discover whether smart PPE is becoming the future standard across industrial industries.
The Science Behind Reflective Aluminized Fabrics
Why are aluminized fabrics so effective in foundries and high-heat environments? Learn the science behind reflective aluminized PPE and how it helps protect workers from radiant heat and molten metal exposure.
Layering for Safety: How to Transition from Hot to Cold...
As temperatures change throughout the year, workers need PPE systems that adapt. Learn how proper layering improves comfort, safety, productivity, and compliance from summer through winter.
PAPR vs Supplied Air in High-Heat Environments: Which Respiratory System...
When workers face both respiratory hazards and extreme heat, choosing the right respiratory protection matters. Learn the differences between PAPRs and supplied-air respirators and which system may be best for your application.
Managing PPE Across Multiple Facilities: Best Practices for Consistency, Compliance,...
Managing PPE across multiple facilities can create challenges with inventory, compliance, purchasing, and standardization. Learn best practices for building a consistent and cost-effective PPE program across every location.
Cooling Apparel Under Aluminized Gear: Staying Protected in Extreme Heat...
Aluminized clothing protects workers from radiant heat and molten metal hazards, but heat stress can still be a challenge. Learn how cooling apparel can improve comfort, productivity, and safety in extreme heat environments.
OSHA's Proposed Heat Stress Rule Explained: What Employers Need to...
OSHA is moving toward a federal heat stress standard that could significantly impact employers across construction, utilities, manufacturing, and other industries. Learn what the proposed rule includes and how to prepare now.