Company Logo Safety Products

January 21st, 2011 No comments

Has your company thought about custom logo safety supplies? There are several benefits to customizing safety gear and clothing with your company’s name, logo or message. If you or your workers wear safety gear like hard hats, safety vests, safety glasses or work gloves, why not brand your company at the same time? Custom safety gear is a simple and cost-effective solution to raising your revenue, as well as boosting company morale.

Many top hard hat brands offer custom logos for low prices. Get your company name or logo placed on Bullard hard hats, MSA hard hats, Jackson Safety hard hats and more. Companies like North and Fibre Metal offer free 1 color, 1 location custom logos.

For custom safety vests and safety clothing, there are three customization options. Choose between one or multiple colors in silk screening, vinyl cad cut printing or embroidery. In addition to safety vests, work gloves, safety glasses and safety clothing, you can get your company information printed on t-shirts, sweatshirts, polo or business shirts, hats and more. Wearing logo apparel makes your employees look organized and professional to customers.

Other safety supplies that can be customized include traffic cones and first aid kits. You can also have names, logos and messages printed on marking flags or barricade tape.

There are many different options and price ranges for custom logo safety gear. Some products require minimum orders and one-time set-up fees for logos. To learn more about custom logos, please visit our custom safety products section, or call 1-877-899-7233 for any additional questions.

Have a Cleaner Office This Year

January 6th, 2011 No comments

Why not start off the new year with a fresh, clean office environment? Now is the time to get organized! Studies show that cleaner work spaces lead to less stress and more productivity. Whether you work in a large building or have a home office, this is a great time to take control of your work space.

Start by taking care of the all-around cleanliness of your office. Use all-purpose cleaners to clean your desk, windows and other surfaces. Be sure to use computer cleaning supplies for your computer and other electronic accessories. Electronic-friendly cleaning wipes are great to keep on hand for your computer screens and keyboards. Compressed air dusters work well for cleaning between keyboard keys and other small spaces.

Once you have thoroughly cleaned your office, take a few extra steps to ensure your office remains a cleaner, more organized area. Is your trash can often full or overflowing? You may need a larger receptacle. It seems like a small detail, but having a trash can that’s too small often results in clutter and trash that doesn’t get thrown away. Another way to keep your office clean and organized is to have the right organizational supplies. Get filing supplies, folders, more office shelving and the other organization aids that work best for your space. These office supplies are a small investment compared to the ease and productivity they will generate later.

Rejuvenate your work life by starting this year with a clean and organized office.

Gift Ideas for the Holidays

December 15th, 2010 No comments

If you still have a few people left to shop for, you’re not alone! Finish your shopping online to avoid the cold weather, packed shopping malls, and long lines. Here are some cool gift ideas for the holidays:

Need something for the music-lovers in your life? Sony’s Clock Radio with iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock allows you to listen to music from an iPod or an iPhone in any room of the house. Simply put your iPod or iPhone into the clock radio’s speaker dock. This model from Sony includes an AM/FM radio, a Remote Commander remote, an AM loop antenna, an audio connecting cable, and a universal dock adapter for both the iPhone and the iPhone 3G.

Have family members and friends who enjoy interior decorating? Picture frames, artificial plants, motivational posters, and other room accessories make thoughtful, personalized gifts. These types of gifts are great for decorating dorm rooms, offices, or rooms at home.

Want to add a little style to your loved one’s wardrobe? Clothes are nice gift ideas for the holidays, too. Warm winter clothing, hoodies, jackets, activewear, scarves, and work gloves are all good gift ideas for the holidays.

Need an idea for friends and family who enjoy traveling? Check out deals on bags and luggage. There are many styles available out there, so you are sure to find something your loved ones will like. Port Authority, OGIO, and Port and Company are some of the most popular brand names in backpacks, messenger bags, and luggage.

We hope you enjoyed our gift ideas for the holidays. Happy shopping!

Full Source Now Offers Winter Clothing

December 3rd, 2010 No comments

In addition to safety equipment, industrial supplies, janitorial products, and office supplies, Full Source now sells winter clothes for the whole family. All types of warm winter clothing is available in sizes for men, women, and children.

The selection of hoodies and coats for men come from Columbia, District Threads, Port Authority, and other top brand names. Different weights of jackets provide varying levels of warmth, and sweatshirts are either full-zip or pullover style. Materials for men’s hoodies and coats include fleece, nylon, polyester, and more. All colors are available.

Women’s jackets and sweatshirts are also offered at FullSource.com from the brands mentioned above.  Athletic jackets, winter coats, fleece vests, hoodies, and more are for sale, starting at just $16.95.

Kids’ winter clothes come from Jerzees, Port Authority, and Port and Company in various styles. Most sweatshirts and windbreakers are sold in sizes small to extra-large.

Long-sleeved shirts, beanies, scarves and winter gloves are also available in Full Source’s selection of winter clothing. Wholesale prices make it affordable to stock up on comfortable, warm clothes for adults and youth. Make sure your family has the appropriate clothing this winter! Winter clothes also make great gifts for the holidays.

Stay tuned to the Full Source blog for new product line launches!

How Does OSHA Determine the Need for Hearing Protection?

November 16th, 2010 No comments

According to OSHA about 30 million workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels each year. How does OSHA determine when employees should be wearing hearing protection?

The main factor is the decibel of the noise (how loud the noise is) in combination with the amount of time each employee is exposed to the noise. An employee works 8 hours a day cannot be exposed to noise levels over 90 decibels without proper hearing protection. Where as an employee who works 2 hours a day cannot be exposed to over 100 decibels for those 2 hours without hearing protection.

Other deciding factors for hearing protection are if employees move back and forth to work areas with different noise levels during the duration of their shift, and if the noise comes from one source or multiple sources.

While OSHA has federal regulations for hearing protection, each state can have individual regulations that are at least as strict as OSHA’s. When employees are required to wear hearing protection, generally it’s the employer’s responsibility to provide the hearing protection at no cost to the employees.

Hearing protection can come in several forms including ear plugs, ear muffs and banded caps. Disposable ear plugs are the most economical form of hearing protection. Ear muffs can often be the most comfortable form of hearing protection, especially for employees that need to wear them for extended periods of time.

Make sure your company is complying with the OSHA standards for hearing protection, as well as your state regulations.

Breakroom Supplies & Tips

November 8th, 2010 No comments

Most offices have a breakroom or common lounge area. Having comfortable and inviting break areas can actually increase employee productivity. Ensure that your office breakroom is safe and enjoyable.

Make it easy, fast and clean to dine in the breakroom. Get inexpensive kitchen appliances for the breakroom, like a coffee maker, toaster and microwave. Clean-up is simple when you provide paper and disposable products like plates, cups and silverware. It doesn’t hurt to have some beverages and snacks on hand in the breakroom either. Encourage employees to bring in their own snacks, or buy some snacks in bulk at wholesale prices.

You can make a breakroom more relaxing with comfortable seating and fans if needed. Small portable fans are an easy and inexpensive option for common areas. Be sure your breakroom is safe as well. Place mats and anti-slip tape in necessary places. Also have “caution” and “wet floor” signs in an accessible place in case of spills. Make sure there is also a first aid kit in the breakroom, and that employees know where to find it.

Create an open communication space in the breakroom. By having a bulletin board or magnetic dry erase board, employees can communicate with each other, and receive notices and  news from the company. This area is also a great spot for a company suggestion box.

When you have a comfortable and convenient breakroom, employees will be inspired to enjoy their company and improve their work.

Which Respirator is Right for You?

October 4th, 2010 No comments

If you’re working at a job that requires a respiratory mask, you have a variety of options to choose from. There are four most commonly used types of respirators: Filtering Facepieces, Half Face Masks, Full Face Masks and SCBA. Consider what type of environment you will be working in, along with the possible contaminants you may be working around.

The concentration level of these contaminants is also important. If the contaminant level is below PEL (Permissible Exposure Level) you can choose to allow voluntary use of respirators such as filtering facepieces. The PEL is basically the maximum amount of a contaminant that a worker should breathe in one day. If the worker is exposed to more than the PEL, a respirator is required.

Filtering facepieces are typically the least expensive respirators. These filters are for air particulate filtering, and can sometimes be used in voluntary respirator environments.  These masks should be fitted properly to the wearer’s face, with the nose-piece pinched to fit snugly.

The first type of filtering mask is the Comfort Mask. These masks are for nuisance levels of dust, when concentrations are below PEL.

N95 Disposable Masks are NIOSH approved for non-oil environments. They provide basic protection from dust, mists and fumes. Some disposable masks have exhalation valves, to allow exhaled air to escape from the mask.  If you will be working in an oil-based environment, you can wear P95 Disposable Masks. These masks are lightweight, comfortable and economical when low level protection is needed.

Remember, even when supplying disposable masks as a voluntary option for workers, employers must supply all workers with a copy of Appendix D from the OSHA Standard on Respiratory Protection. Check back to learn more about the other common types of respirators.

Purell Hand Sanitizer Comes in All Forms

September 30th, 2010 No comments

With flu shots becoming available and the weather getting a little cooler, it’s that time of year when Purell becomes everyone’s most popular accessory. It doesn’t matter which form you prefer – the individually wrapped Purell hand wipes, the pump bottles for your desk, or the flip-top bottles for your bag – you should arm yourself with hand sanitizer.

Purell hand sanitizer kills 99.99% of the most common germs that may cause illness. This alcohol-based hand sanitizer is intended to be used when soap and water are not available. No water is needed to use Purell hand sanitizer, making it especially convenient for people on the go. Different sized bottles are available as well as assorted quantities, from individual bottles to case quantities.

When should you sanitize your hands? Maintaining good hand hygiene is always important, but it’s especially crucial to use Purell hand sanitizer after these activities:

  • Using the restroom
  • Sneezing
  • Coughing
  • Cooking
  • Eating
  • Shaking hands
  • Visiting a school or day care
  • Touching money
  • Touching parts of public machines, like ATMs, subway rails, elevator buttons, escalator handrails, etc.

Stay germ-free and healthy this flu season with Purell hand sanitizer. Whether you prefer individually wrapped Purell sanitizing hand wipes, desk-size Purell pump bottles, or small Purell flip-top bottles for your purse or backpack, FullSource.com sells all forms. You can even get the touch free TFX Purell dispensers and TFX dispenser refills for your office. Remember: healthy employees are happy employees!

Use promo code wc8rs2 for $5 off your $50+ order of Purell at FullSource.com or any of the sites in the Full Source network. Hurry, this offer expires on October 6th! See more details when you click on the “Coupons” tab at the top of this blog. This “Coupons” section is updated weekly so check back for future savings!

Save Your Office Money

September 28th, 2010 No comments

Looking for ways to save money at the office? Everyone is trying to tighten budgets right now, and even small savings can really add up. If you run your own business, or are just looking for ways to help save your company money, here are some helpful tips:

1. Take Advantage of Computers. Avoid printing documents if it’s something you can e-mail to a co-worker, or simply view online. Many computers also have handy “sticky-note” capabilities where you can leave colored notes right on your desktop.

2. Reduce Shipping Costs. Invest in an electronic shipping scale for your office. Not only will you save time waiting in lines at the post office, you can also save money on postage and other shipping supplies by buying them in bulk online and keeping them at the office.

3. Use Dry Erase Boards. Whether you’re in a meeting or jotting down notes at your desk, you can save money on pens and paper by using dry erase boards for notes and schedules. You can also get dry erase calendars, instead of buying a new calendar every year.

These tips are just a few suggestions. There are plenty of ways to save money around the office if you get creative. Check back for more tips soon!

2010 Hurricane Season Not Over Yet

September 23rd, 2010 No comments

This year’s hurricane season has been particularly active around the world, with such high numbers of tropical storms, tropical depressions, and hurricanes that 2010 could be one of the worst in recorded history. America has been lucky so far, but we are not off the hook yet. Globally, September is the most active month for tropical cyclones. September is also typically when the strongest storms hit.

To put the 2010 hurricane season in perspective, here are a few stats:

  • Since August 21, there has not been a single full day without at least one active storm.
  • For 2010, The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency predicted 14 to 23 named storms (compared to the average of 11), including 8 to 14 hurricanes (compared to 6). Three to seven of those storms were to be “major” storms (compared to 2), with winds of at least 111 mph.

There is still time to stock up on vital hurricane supplies for the 2010 hurricane season. Flashlights, batteries, hand sanitizer, bottled water, bulk snacks, first aid kits, and rain gear are some of the essentials.

Not sure of the dates for hurricane season? Don’t worry; you’re not alone. Here are the general hurricane season dates:

  • Atlantic hurricane season: June 1st to November 30th, with peaks from August through October.
  • Eastern Pacific hurricane season: May 15th to November 30th, with peaks from late August to early September.
  • Northwest Pacific basin hurricane season: While this area has year-round tropical cyclones, the peak is from late August to early September.

It’s always smart to be prepared with emergency supplies for any type of natural disaster, like earthquakes, floods, blizzards, and tropical storms. Save on the supplies you need year-round at FullSource.com!

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