Spanwell’s heavy duty S Hooks are an easy, effective and economical way to keep wellhead cables and cords organized. This will minimize slip, trip and fall hazards. On a daily basis, a variety of oil field roustabouts interact with wellheads.…
Metal-clad cable, abbreviated as MC has become popular for electrical installations because it helps to achieve faster job turns at a lower cost. It is not surprising then to see electrical contractors for both commercial and residential work, use…
Our heavy-duty large S hooks are a simple and economical solution for organizing your worksite tool room, work bench and supply area. Organizing storage areas with large S hooks not only helps you meet basic housekeeping requirements on your job…
You’ve already taken the first step for eliminating trip hazards and preventing injuries by using our extra-large S hooks to keep your industrial workplace safety program OSHA compliant. The Spanwell Hang-It Clamp™ allows you to hang heavy duty S hooks…
Coiled welding leads and hoses can be found everywhere during maintenance turnaround services in industrial, petrochemical and power industries. However, this can pose a serious trip hazard and could be a violation of OSHA Housekeeping requirements if these leads and…
Our extra large S Hooks and Hang-It Clamps are being used in the construction of one of the world’s largest oil production platforms to organize and properly store thousands of feet of electrical cords, cables and air hose. The ease…
There is a right way and a wrong way to load a Spanwell’s extra-large S Hook into the Hang-It ™ Clamp. You’ve already taken the first step in eliminating trip hazards by using our extra-large S hooks and keeping your…
While are S hooks are very versatile and are used in a variety of applications, they are definitely “not for lifting.” What does “not for lifting” mean for S hooks? Well, our S Hooks are organizational devices that assist in…
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) compliance standard we’re referring to here is the “Housekeeping 1910.22” (Walking-Working Surfaces). The first rule of safety for anyone’s job is to keep their work areas clean and safe from hazards. It’s a…