Entries Tagged Sonetics

Can you list all the workplace safety hazards you and your team come in contact with on a daily basis? Chances are...

When your equipment is damaged, repairing or replacing it is only part of the cost. Factor in production or service interruptions, downtime for...

Driving home from a family vacation in Central Oregon, safety culture was the farthest thing from my mind. A construction zone funneled westbound...

John Remstedt, co-owner of Grease Masters in St. Charles, Missouri, takes us along on a project cleaning out a city sewer main, located near...

Struck-by, struck-against and back-over incidents are far too common:421 Hudson St., Manhattan, New York City, April 21, 2016: Construction worker killed by...

It’s time to ditch the foam earplugs. First there was a cotton ball and petroleum jelly. Then came foam earplugs. They’ve reached...

“Don’t know what you got until it’s gone.” What do Cinderella and Passenger have to do with full-duplex communication? Both bands topped the charts singing about taking...

The ability to hear is a truly amazing feat of nature and it’s astounding what the human ear can do. In fact,...

Rochester Asphalt and Concrete’s Royal Johnson shares a story about an on-the-job incident where Sonetics wireless headsets wireless headsets played a key safety role.

Let Sonetics walk you through everything you need to know to get started with your new Portable Wireless Communication System, including the...

If you’ve ever worked in a challenging, high-noise environment, then you know about the catch-22 between protecting your hearing and being able...

Many view training as an unproductive but necessary evil. Not true. The Construction Industry Institute found that productivity increases by 11 percent for every...

Every drilling project presents a unique set of challenges. In order to effectively deal with changing site conditions, maintain safety and meet...

Two-way radios have many benefits. Many of our customers still rely on them to connect to team members more than 1,600 feet...