We’re thrilled to announce that Kent Precision Foods Group has been recognized as an OSHA National Heat Contest winner for the second year running! ?? OSHA highlighted the importance of electrolytes in preventing heat-related health issues, noting: “Workers lose salt and other electrolytes when they sweat… Water cannot replace electrolytes; electrolyte-containing beverages are sometimes needed to keep workers safe.” From auto mechanics to firefighters, our work supports those on the front lines of demanding jobs. ?? Read all about it here: https://lnkd.in/eviE_7j7 Join us in celebrating this recognition by sharing across your network!
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Sqwincher? has served industrial workers since 1975. It is the only electrolyte replacement drink specially created for the high heat-stress environment of the workplace. Many workers prefer the taste of Sqwincher? over other popular sports drinks. When employees love the taste, they will be motivated to remain better hydrated and help eliminate heat stress injuries or accidents. Throughout the last four decades; plant managers, plant nurses, safety directors, industrial hygienists, etc. have relied on Sqwincher? to protect their workers and operations against high disability costs, lost time, and lowered productivity. With Sqwincher? as part of your safety program, the odds are in your favor. Sqwincher? offers a wide variety of dispensing options, such as ready-to-drink, freezer pops, liquid and powder concentrates, and package sizes, including several flavors. Contact us today to learn which Sqwincher? packages and dispensing options can be the most effective at your company.
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https://www.sqwincherindustrial.com/
Sqwincher?的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 食品和饮料服务
- 规模
- 201-500 人
- 总部
- Columbus,MS
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1975
- 领域
- manufacturing
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主要
1409 Highway 45 South
US,MS,Columbus,39701
Sqwincher?员工
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The New Product Showcase Awards are back and better than ever. It's all part of the 2024 NSC Safety Congress & Expo, taking place Sept. 13-19 in Orlando, FL. You and other safety product users will pick the winning products, and it couldn't be easier. Just click on the link below and cast your vote for Sqwincher! https://lnkd.in/eXnTqz8u
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Sweet 16!!! Thank you for your votes to get us here. Don't forget to vote for Sqwincher in the 2024 Mississippi Makers' Challenge and let's advance to the finals. Vote - Mississippi Makers Challenge (msmakerschallenge.com)
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The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) has published the first national voluntary consensus standard addressing heat stress for workers in construction and demolition operations. Hundreds of thousands of workers often face outdoor hazards such as high heat and humidity. When following this standard, employers will develop written heat stress management programs to assist in reducing the risk of occupational heat-related illness at construction and demolition sites. Written programs will be initiated before beginning work on any task anticipated to cause worker exposures above the initial trigger of 70 WBGT (approximately 80°F heat index. The new standard includes requirements to provide potable water and electrolytes for employees involved with heavy work activities greater than 2 hours. https://lnkd.in/gwCG8FEQ The new ANSI standard mimics prior hydration recommendations from NIOSH which recommend providing adequate amounts of cool, potable water and during pro-longed sweating lasting more than 2 hours, workers should be provided with electrolyte beverages that contain balanced electrolytes to replace those lost during sweating, as long as the concentration of electrolytes/carbohydrates does not exceed 8% by volume. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Criteria for a Recommended Standard – Occupational Exposure to Heat and Hot Environments (Page 9 / Section 1.7.3 / Paragraph 1 / Item G) That’s where workers trust Sqwincher? products. All day, everyday hydration. Contact us today to discuss our Hydration365 program and putting hydration that works to work for you.
ASSP Publishes First Standard on Heat Stress in Construction
assp.org