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October 27, 2020

SHOCKtober Episode 4: Gloves, Boots, and Eyewear – Not a Costume, PPE!

Welcome to Episode 4 of SHOCKtober – a month-long series focusing on electric shock hazards. In this final episode, we are joined by a very special guest in the spirit of Halloween. Let’s see what one of Hollywood’s top experts on electricity and Tyndale’s VP of Technical, Scott Margolin, have […]
October 20, 2020

SHOCKtober Episode 3: Who You Gonna Call for Rubber Goods?

Welcome to Episode 3 of SHOCKtober – a month-long series focusing on electric shock hazards. Voltage-rated gloves are a vital component of any shock protection program. For this episode, we are joined by a very special guest and Subject Matter Expert (SME), Rich Gojdics, Vice President of Business Development at […]
October 13, 2020

SHOCKtober Episode 2: Save Your Sole(s) with E–H Rated Boots

Welcome to Episode 2 of SHOCKtober – a month-long series focusing on electric shock hazards. One of the key items in your shock PPE tool kit is safety boots because, as our VP of Technical, Scott Margolin, says in Episode 2 below, being safe starts from the ground up. As […]
October 6, 2020

SHOCKtober Episode 1: Unmasking the Standards – What OSHA and 70E Say About Electric Shock

All month long, Tyndale is taking a slight detour from our normal coverage of arc flash hazards to talk about the other electrical hazard – electric shock. This is the first in our four-part SHOCKtober series. As stated in our previous post, electric shock causes hundreds of fatalities and thousands […]
October 2, 2020

Tyndale Presents SHOCKtober: Are You Prepared for a Shock?

Welcome to SHOCKtober! All month long, Tyndale is taking a brief but important detour from our normal coverage of arc flash and flash fire hazards and focusing on electrical shock hazards. This is the introduction to our four-part series, which covers: Unmasking the Standards: What OSHA and 70E Say About […]
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