GoSafe

06/25/2026

Evaporative vs. Phase Change: Choosing the Right Cooling Apparel

Learn how to choose the right cooling apparel for industrial safety, comparing the benefits and limitations of evaporative and phase change materials.

06/23/2026

It's National Hydration Day!

When the day is hot and the work is hard, you need electrolytes to make your water work harder, and you need them fast, but traditional supplements can take up to 20 minutes to have an effect.

What if you could absorb more electrolytes faster in a delicious, melt-in-your-mouth electrolyte round? Solid H makes hydration faster, easier, and more efficient.

By bypassing the gut, you absorb 10x the electrolytes, and you begin absorption immediately with instant rejuvenating effects. This dramatically speeds up water retention and hydration as well as reducing the admin of drink mixing and shipping.

6 time winner of the Occupational Health & Safety Industrial Hygiene Awards and trusted by athletes with medical-grade absorption rates, Solid H gives your team the immediate boost they need to stay hydrated and alert all day.

Shop Solid Hydration at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06dRF10
Learn more about heat stress and hydration: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06dXT60

06/21/2026

You might think of them as coworkers, contractors, employees, or bosses, but to their children they carry a far more important title: Father.

Today, we honor the dads in the industrial sector who bring their grit, skill, and dedication to the job every single day, not just to make a living, but to build up the next generation.

Your hard work keeps the world moving forward, and your commitment provides a solid foundation for your families. Happy Father's Day to hard working dads!

06/18/2026

Lens Tinting: It’s Not Just About Looking Cool

Choosing the right lens tint for safety eyewear is crucial for visibility and protection in various work environments. Learn how to select the best tint for your tasks.

06/15/2026

One cubic yard of dirt can weigh as much as a car.

Now imagine that immense weight looming over you as you work in a trench.

This Trench Safety Stand Down take time to pause work, huddle with your crew, and reinforce life-saving safety protocols.

Before anyone steps into a trench, remember:

1. Slope it: Angle the trench walls. The required angle depends on soil type. In general: the less steep the angle, the better.

2. Shore it: Install aluminum hydraulic bracers or other types of supports to prevent soil movement.

3. Shield it: Use trench boxes or other supports to shield workers from cave-ins.

Don't make your trench a grave. Take the time to reinforce the need for safety in trench work.

See Trench Safety Stand Down Resources: https://na2.hubs.ly/H0665Kz0
See PPE at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H0665nl0

06/12/2026

goSafe is excited to welcome Shanon Griffin to our team!

Shanon brings a wealth of experience from the safety signs world and is ready to help Houston based customers with their safety needs. We are thrilled that she has joined our team. Welcome Shanon!

06/11/2026

Proper Fit, Inspection, and Service Life: Maximizing the Performance of Head and Face PPE

Ensure your head and face PPE fits properly, is regularly inspected, and adheres to OSHA's updated standards for maximum safety and performance. Discover best practices today.

06/09/2026

Not every vehicle accident is on the road.

Forklifts are an integral tool for supply chain, shipping, and inventory management, but just like any vehicle they must be operated well and with awareness to their surroundings, especially coworkers and bystanders.

Here are some tips to help your team remain safe when operating or working near forklifts:

• Slow Down & Sound Off: Always slow down and honk your horn at intersections, blind spots, and corners.

• Take It Slow: Bulky loads can become top heavy and the shift in weight when moving or stopping quickly can result in dangerous tipovers or dropped cargo. When in doubt, slow down.

• Use Fall Protection: For man-up forklifts, ensure you use proper fall protection to prevent falls from the lift.

• Watch Where You're Driving: If a bulky load blocks your forward vision, drive in reverse (with a clear view) or use a spotter.

If your forklift starts tipping over, you must react quickly, but how you react depends on the type of forklift.

• For standing forklifts: Simply step off the lift.

• For sitting forklifts: stay buckled, grip the steering wheel, plant your feet on the ground or sides of the forklift, and lean away from the tilt to regain balance.

• If you tip too far, keep your feet planted, lean forward, shield your head with your arms, brace for impact, and wait for the lift to come to a complete stop.

• Once the forklift stops, call for assistance, exit the forklift if possible, and report the incident.

Let’s commit to zero accidents and 100% compliance. Tag a certified operator who always keeps it safe in the comments below.

Learn More about Forklift Safety: https://na2.hubs.ly/H062b910
See Forklift Safety at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H062bR30
See Facility Safety Equipment at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H062b5n0

06/09/2026

Boots worthy of the work zone.

Ariat is known for high durability, high quality premium workboots that can take a beating and keep on working.

With a multitude of features and options such as waterproofing, wide square toes, vented shafts, and lightweight FLX Foam cushioning, Ariat workboots keep your workforce safe and comfortable on those long work days.

See Ariat Workboots: https://na2.hubs.ly/H061zJQ0
See All Safety Footwear at goSafe: https://na2.hubs.ly/H061yQ40

06/04/2026

The Weather vs. The Workflow: When Environmental Extremes Bench Your Gas Monitors

Explore how extreme weather impacts gas monitors and learn essential strategies to maintain their performance in harsh conditions.