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I just bought a bullet proof vest. Should I test it to see how well it does against a bullet?

I would suggest you not to test your bullet proof vest because it will weaken it for future use.

2/4/2013 12:35:51 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Feb 04, 2013 • 1,447 views
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Do all bullet proof vests give the same level of protection?

No. There is a specific list of standards for each bullet proof vest. Thelevel of protection is given depending on the amount of protection it providesagainst both penetration and blunt trauma. Check out these websites for moreinformation about the specific levels of protection: http://www.bulletproofme.com/Quick_Answers.shtml and http://neohumanism.org/b/bu/bullet_proof_vest.html.
2/4/2013 12:34:18 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Feb 04, 2013 • 1,022 views
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What is high-visibility clothing?

High-visibility clothing is made from highly reflective colors or properties so that it stands out against regular backgrounds. It's used as a safety device in situations where it's important to be seen ie builders on site, drivers by the side of the road, cyclists etc
1/15/2013 7:35:23 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 15, 2013 • 1,087 views
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What is the minimum thickness required for safety glasses?

different countries have different regulations, but the US recommends that the glasses be at least 1 mm at the thinnest part
1/15/2013 7:33:49 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 15, 2013 • 562 views
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What kind of glass are safety goggles made from?

it isn't glass, most are made from a composite shatter-proof plastic
1/15/2013 7:32:12 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 15, 2013 • 535 views
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What is a stun baton?

A stun baton is basically like a baton except that it carries an electric charge. Some have a switch on the handle that the officer can switch when the baton is in contact with the assailant. Other types have a constant electric charge going through the baton, with an insulated handle, so if anyone is touching the baton (other than the handle) they will be shocked
1/13/2013 1:10:48 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 547 views
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Who invented the demron suits that were being used in japan after the psunami?

Dr. Ronald DeMeo invented the suits that are made of a liquid metal fused with resin that was then formed into a fabric so that when the liquid metal cools it is more flexible
1/13/2013 12:47:19 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 1,033 views
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What are haz mat suits made of?

Hazardous material suits can be made of a wide range of materials, but what is important is that it is chemical resistant, relatively lightweight but durable, and completely enclosing
1/13/2013 12:41:59 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 1,060 views
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Who invented the hardhat?

Edward Bullard patented the modern hardhat in 1919, based on the helmet that he wore in combat in World War I
1/13/2013 12:30:47 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 889 views
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What are hard hats made of?

Most hard hats are made out of industrial grade plastic, such as thermoplastic or fiberglass
1/13/2013 12:28:26 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 852 views
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How long will an unused gas mask filter work for?

If it is unused and you stored it in a cool dry place, it should still function fine. Even if it was used a few times, the filters usually last for years
1/13/2013 12:24:28 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 715 views
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Who invented the gas mask?

Sir Robert Davis invented the gas mask during World War I in 1915 for the British troops to be protected from chlorine bombs
1/13/2013 12:19:46 PM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 791 views
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How are firefighters pants and coats made?

There are three layers built on top of eachother: a fire-resistant layer, a thermal barrier, and a moisture barrier layer.
1/13/2013 11:27:39 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 976 views
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What are fire repellent clothes made of?

Fire repellent clothes are usually made of wool or synthetic fabrics that are extremely tightly woven. Or regular clothes can be given a fire-retardant chemical finish
1/13/2013 11:19:59 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 13, 2013 • 987 views
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Are bullet proof vests comfortable?

Bullet proof vests are very comfortable most of the time and they do not restrict your movement. The only problem with them is during the summer time or when you are sweating heavily. Since bullet proof vests don't allow for the release of water and they are waterproof, they don't allow you to cool down as well.
1/10/2013 9:35:52 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 10, 2013 • 961 views
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What materials are the panels of bullet proof vests made of?

Bullet proof vest panels are typically made out of Kevlar and spectra fibers. Kevlar is a man-made organic fiber that is flame resistant. It is the first material used for bullet proof vests and was first developed in 1965. Compared to Kevlar, Spectra is lighter and softer and allows for better comfort and range of motion.
1/10/2013 9:35:11 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jan 10, 2013 • 957 views
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Echo boots sole disentgrating

If you go to an ecco store they can provide you with a bag and paper to fill out and you can send them back to ecco and have them resoled. It's really not that expensive when you think about the cost of the ecco.
7/27/2015 11:15:25 AM • Work Safety • Answered on Jul 27, 2015 • 1,090 views
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