AED SIGNS -- Occupational Health & Safety

Accuform Signs

AED SIGNS

Accuform Signs' complete line of AED (Automated External Defibrillator) Projection™ Signs come in several designs to clearly identify AED storage locations. Similar to fire extinguisher signage, users can choose from flat style signs that are available in a variety of materials, 3-D style signs that have 180-degree visibility, and several types of related inspection tags.

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Roco Ziplash

Roco ZipLash expedites the patient packaging process. Featuring a heavy-duty #10 YKK zipper with a red backing for quick closure verification, it ensures a secure fit with minimal effort. The 2" flat black webbing evenly distributes pressure, providing both comfort and strength. Large 2" Superloc buckles allow for precise adjustment and easy tension release. Roco ZipLash is designed for quick, reliable application, ensuring patient safety in critical moments. Read More
SHOEBOX PureTest- Audiometer

Designed specifically for occupational hearing testing outside of a sound booth. SHOEBOX PureTest is the only tablet-based audiometer with continuous noise monitoring and an advanced data management portal to help you meet your OSHA-mandated compliance requirements. All you need is a quiet room! Read More
LION'S BULLSEYE DIGITAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING TOOLS

Introducing the BullsEye- Fire Extinguisher Trainer by LION – a groundbreaking tool designed to revolutionize fire safety training. Utilizing advanced laser technology, the BullsEye- simulates realistic fire scenarios without the mess or danger, offering a safe and effective training experience. This hands-on trainer is perfect for schools, businesses, and safety professionals, ensuring participants gain the confidence and skills needed to respond to fire emergencies. With the BullsEye-, you can provide comprehensive fire extinguisher training that is engaging, practical, and aligned with real-world conditions. Equip your team with the best in fire safety training. Read More

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