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The Hand Safety Specialists


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ProvenProvenWorkWork

GloveGloveSolutionsSolutions


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Crushing - $104,615

Fracture - $93,363

Puncture - $40,758

Laceration - $36,472

The OSHA website (www.osha.gov) has a great cost calculator called $afetyPays that gives an estimated idea of occupational injuries and illnesses and theestimated impact it could have on a companys bottom line. The averagesbelow are based per incident.


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BLS Hand Injury StatisticsBLS Hand Injury Statistics

110,000 lost-time hand injuries annually

Of the workers experiencing these injuries, 70% were not wearinggloves and 30% were wearing the wrong glove for their application.

Median of 6 days away from work for hand/finger injuries.

Sixty-two percent of hand injuries recorded by the Bureau of LaborStatistics are due to cuts and punctures.

Of hand injury cases involving days away from work, 47% are due tocuts.

Financial cost of these injuries is more than $300 million per year inlost production time, medical expenses and worker compensation.


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IADC StatisticsIADC Statistics

Total Industry Recordable Incidents by Body Part

Finger injuries led incidents with 29.25%

Hand/wrist injuries 11.56%

Of the 2,933 incidents reported: 29.01% were Caught Between/In

26.01% were Struck By 5.08% were Cut

Total Industry Lost Time Incidents by Body Part

Finger injuries led incidents with 22.93%

Hand/wrist injuries 10.44%

Of the 833 incidents reported: 27.37% were Caught Between/In

24.85% were Struck By

2.52% were Cut


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Standards


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Proven Solutions, Proven ResultsProven Solutions, Proven Results

Major operator reduced hand injuries by 60% in 30 dayswith implementation of custom glove program

Gulf of Mexico drilling contractor has reduced handinjuries by 40% since the implementation of theRoughneck glove in December 2010

Approved by major operators, drilling contractors andservice companies for global usage


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Cost BreakdownCost Breakdown

In a glove that costs $5.00 to make, labor accounts for only 60cents or 12% of the cost. This means the remaining $4.40 or 88%of the cost is solely the cost of materials.

Hence, if a glove is more expensive, then you can be assured that

higher quality materials are being used; and if a glove is cheap,you can be assured the glove is exactly thatcheap.

In the glove world, material quality dictates almost the entire costof making the glove.


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An information sharing program, where companies share with us their

hand safety/injury challenges. In return, we share our wealth of knowledge and expertise on gloves,

working together to create the best possible solution to the challenges athand.

In a nutshell, you know your challenges, and we know gloves. When wecome together, we work to enhance safety and reduce all costs that gowith it.


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Ringers is here to help!Ringers is here to help!

Peter Skou, Business Development

Europe

Office: 281-953-5306

Cell: +7 985 457 5232

[email protected]

Jim Bailey, President

Office: 281-953-5305

Cell: +1 713 398 5654

[email protected]

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