Here are some all too common workplace hazards:

• Fogging – Temperature fluctuations can cause fogged eyewear.
• Chemical Splashes – Numerous industrial chemicals can affect a worker’s eye. Goggles are designed to prevent liquids and chemical splashes from getting into the eye area
• Dust – construction sites, sawing applications, workshops and woodworking can be extremely dusty; a nuisance to one’s vision
• Electrical – to avoid electrocution, workers must wear dielectric eyewear made with no metal parts
• Falling or dropping objects – worksites have lots of loose and unsecure material
• Heat – Industrial environments are known to get a little hot. Welding Heat, Hot Furnace operations, and outside humidity
• Impact – contact from chips, flying particles, material and metal, wood chips. Many industrial applications can cause this:
  • Chipping, Drilling, Hammering, Grinding, metalworking, Sanding and Sawing.
• UV Radiation – All of MCR Safety’s protective eyewear styles block out 99.9% of harmful UV
• Welding – Radiant energy, harmful sparks and flying particles are a constant threat
• Strong Winds – winds can easily cause many materials to become hazardous
• Swinging Objects – tree limbs, chains, tools or ropes are always a potential concern