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Vapor-phase H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) is a more potent oxidizer of protein than liquid-phase H2O2, even at concentrations 10,000 time inferior

H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) interacts with amino acids, proteins, enzymes, RNA & DNA.... ultimately leading to cell death.

A family of pathogens capable of resisting exposure to gaseous hydrogen peroxide has NOT been found to date.

Dakota Safety's president, Andrew Miller, and Heather Bennett, owner of We Rock the Spectrum kids' gym in Racine WI, Sunday Sept 4th, 2022, discuss...

In this recent video by CASPR Technologies, an infection prevention specialist (IP), and an early adoptor of CASPR technology, discusses how CASPR'...

The International Building Code (IBC) and OSHA have a lot in common. Do you know where their standards overlap? Are you in compliance?

The post The International Building Code and OSHA appeared first on Dakota Safety.

How to use a mezzanine door pallet gate to protect a "door to nowhere" situation on upper or mezzanine level while still allowing material to be passed through the opening.

A changing landscape is emerging of how the human built environment is adjusting to new work requirements and safety is a high priority when dealing with the lasting effects of the recent pandemic.  New Proptech [property technology] like CASPR and AXIS are emerging that will change how buildings are designed and used in the future.

Ensuring the safety of students and staff at your campus is a huge responsibility. Don't guess about best practices, take a look at our checklist.

The post The Ultimate Campus Safety Checklist appeared first on Dakota Safety.

Bollards and column protectors are everywhere, yet we never think about how useful they are in their various settings. Learn more about their uses.

The post Understanding Bollards and Column & Shelf Protectors appeared first on Dakota Safety.

the importance of keeping your HVAC in good working order is a no brainer. Are you doing everything you can to ensure your system is in peak condition?

The post Is Your HVAC in Ship-Shape? appeared first on Dakota Safety.

The leading cause of occupational injuries and fatalities is falls. In fact, within the past decade, it is the #1 OSHA-violated standard, resulting in workplace tragedies, costing businesses a substantial amount of money and damaging their reputations.

Perhaps it is fair to say that one of the most dangerous work environments is industrial spaces, including factories, warehouses, and manufacturing plants. Such settings create numerous opportunities for tripping, slipping, and falling from greasy floors and damaged steps to clutter and uneven walking surfaces.