The Pig Portable Utility Tray is a foldable utility tray. It is convenient for carrying and does not take up storage space. It does not require much storage space and can be quickly unfolded when needed. 【Features】 ■ Foldable Can be compactly folded for easy transport. It does not take up space when stored. ■ PVC Material The PVC material is easy to clean and ideal for transporting small amounts of liquid. ■ Green Color The color is a highly visible green. ■ Flame Retardant Product It has passed the flame retardant performance verification examination set by the Japan Flame Retardant Association. Please also take a look at the catalog page.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent labor accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it has become mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the wearing of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with skin and other hazardous chemical substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, they must be required to use protective gear to prevent such injuries, according to the hazardous nature of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it has become mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective equipment, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective equipment. ■ Prevention of direct contact with hazardous chemical substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, they must be required to use protective equipment to prevent disabilities, depending on the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

This time, we will focus on cut injuries and chemical damage, which are believed to be common not only in labor accidents but also in near-miss incidents, and explain the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage. Work that requires protective equipment occurs not only in manufacturing but also in various industries. Among the many types of protective gear, gloves in particular come in a wide variety, and there may be cases where they are used improperly, reused, or not used at all despite the presence of hazardous work. However, allowing such situations to persist leads to the neglect of "unsafe behaviors" and "unsafe conditions," as discussed in VOL.3, increasing the likelihood of labor accidents. In 2023, "cuts and abrasions" ranked 5th (5.61%) in labor accidents, while "contact with harmful substances" ranked 13th (0.45%). However, it is believed that there are potentially many more near-miss incidents that did not result in labor accidents. This time, we will discuss the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage, focusing on the more common cut injuries and chemical damage.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it has become mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with hazardous chemical substances that can cause skin and other injuries When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to the skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, they must be required to use protective gear to prevent injuries, depending on the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

Since 1988, the number of casualties from labor accidents has been decreasing, but since 2000, the decline has plateaued. In White Paper Vol. 2 [Winter Sees a Sharp Increase, Preventing Falls Before They Happen], we addressed the causes and preventive measures for falls, which are the most common type of labor accident. However, why do labor accidents occur in the first place? This time, I would like to focus on protecting the safety of workers and discuss the mechanisms behind labor accidents and their prevention.

This time, we will focus on cut injuries and chemical damage, which are believed to be common not only in labor accidents but also in near misses, and explain the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage. Work that requires protective equipment occurs not only in manufacturing but also in various industries. Among the many types of protective gear, gloves in particular come in a wide variety, and there may be cases of improper use, reuse, or instances where protective gloves are not worn despite the work being hazardous. However, allowing such situations to persist leads to neglecting the "unsafe behaviors" and "unsafe conditions" discussed in VOL.3, increasing the likelihood of labor accidents. In 2023, "cuts and abrasions" ranked 5th (5.61%) in labor accidents, while "contact with harmful substances" ranked 13th (0.45%). However, it is believed that there are potentially many more near misses that did not result in labor accidents. This time, we will discuss the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage, focusing on the more frequent cut injuries and chemical damage.

Compared to fire accidents, liquid leakage incidents are about twice as frequent. This article explains the rapid response methods when a liquid leakage incident occurs and key points to reduce such accidents. In 2023, there were 243 fire accidents and 482 incidents related to hazardous material spills. While the number of injuries from liquid leakage incidents is not high, the risks posed to companies are significant. Completely preventing accidents is difficult, but it is possible to reduce the occurrence of accidents by implementing preventive measures and countermeasures. A.M. Products, which has been selling absorbent materials for many years, has extensive knowledge and know-how regarding liquid leakage incidents. This time, we will leverage that experience to explain key points for countermeasures against liquid leakage incidents.

This time, we will focus on cut injuries and chemical damage, which are thought to be prevalent not only in labor accidents but also in near misses, and explain the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage. Work that requires protective equipment occurs not only in manufacturing but in various industries. Among the many types of protective gear, gloves in particular come in a wide variety, and there may be cases where they are used improperly, reused, or not used at all despite the work being hazardous. However, leaving such situations unaddressed leads to the neglect of "unsafe behaviors" and "unsafe conditions," as discussed in VOL.3, increasing the likelihood of labor accidents. In 2023, "cuts and abrasions" ranked 5th (5.61%) in labor accidents, while "contact with harmful substances" ranked 13th (0.45%). However, it is believed that there are potentially many more near misses that did not result in labor accidents. This time, we will focus on the more frequent cut injuries and chemical damage, discussing the characteristics of each type of protective glove and their appropriate usage.

This time, we will focus on cut injuries and chemical damage, which are believed to be prevalent not only in labor accidents but also in near misses, and explain the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage. Work that requires protective equipment occurs not only in manufacturing but also in various industries. Among the many types of protective gear, gloves in particular come in a wide variety, and there may be cases where they are used improperly, reused, or not used at all despite the work being hazardous. However, allowing such situations to persist leads to the neglect of [unsafe behaviors] and [unsafe conditions], as discussed in VOL.3, which increases the likelihood of labor accidents. In 2023, "cuts and abrasions" ranked fifth (5.61%) in labor accidents, while "contact with harmful substances" ranked thirteenth (0.45%). However, it is believed that there are potentially many more near misses that did not result in labor accidents. This time, we will focus on the more frequent cut injuries and chemical damage, discussing the characteristics of each type of protective glove and their proper usage.

Since 1988, the number of casualties from labor accidents has been decreasing, but since 2000, the situation has remained stagnant. In White Paper Vol. 2 [Winter Season Sees a Surge, Preventing Falls Before They Happen], we addressed the causes and preventive measures for falls, which are the most common type of labor accident. However, why do labor accidents occur in the first place? This time, I would like to focus on protecting the safety of workers and discuss the mechanisms behind labor accidents and their prevention.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it will be mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establishment of a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with harmful chemical substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, it is necessary to require workers to use protective gear to prevent injuries, according to the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it has become mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace Structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a responsible person for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of Direct Contact with Skin and Other Hazardous Chemical Substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to the skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, it is necessary to require workers to use protective gear to prevent injuries, according to the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

Since 1988, the number of casualties from labor accidents has been decreasing, but since 2000, the situation has remained stagnant. In White Paper Vol. 2 [Winter Sees a Sharp Increase, Preventing Falls Before They Occur], we addressed the causes and preventive measures for falls, which are the most common type of labor accident. However, why do labor accidents occur in the first place? This time, we would like to focus on protecting the safety of workers and discuss the mechanisms behind labor accidents and their prevention.

This time, we will focus on cut injuries and chemical damage, which are believed to be prevalent not only in labor accidents but also in near misses, and explain the characteristics of protective gloves and their proper usage. Work that requires protective equipment occurs not only in manufacturing but also in various industries. Among the many types of protective gear, gloves in particular come in a wide variety, and there may be cases where they are used improperly, reused, or not used at all despite the presence of hazardous work. However, allowing such situations to persist leads to neglecting the "unsafe behaviors" and "unsafe conditions" discussed in VOL.3, increasing the likelihood of labor accidents. In 2023, "cuts and abrasions" ranked 5th (5.61%) in labor accidents, while "contact with harmful substances" ranked 13th (0.45%). However, it is believed that there are potentially many more near misses that did not result in labor accidents. This time, we will focus on the more frequent cut injuries and chemical damage, discussing the characteristics of each type of protective glove and their proper usage.

Liquid leakage accidents are about twice as common as fire accidents. This article explains the rapid response methods when a liquid leakage accident occurs and key points to reduce such accidents. In 2023, there were 243 fire accidents and 482 incidents related to hazardous material spills. While the number of injuries from liquid leakage accidents is not high, the risks they pose to companies are significant. Completely preventing accidents is difficult, but it is possible to reduce the occurrence of accidents by implementing preventive measures and strategies. A.M. Products, which has been selling absorbent materials for many years, has extensive knowledge and know-how regarding liquid leakage accidents. In this article, we will leverage that experience to explain key points for measures against liquid leakage accidents.

We will outline a path for companies to become resilient organizations against flooding and provide specific methods to minimize risks. As the rainy season intensifies, are your flood prevention measures sufficient? In "Flood Prevention Measures During the Rainy Season Part 2," we will outline a path for companies to become resilient organizations against flooding and provide specific methods to minimize risks. In Part 1, we explained the recent occurrences of flooding, flood prediction using hazard maps, and securing evacuation routes. In Part 2, we will focus on the types and quantities of supplies needed during a disaster, how to formulate a Business Continuity Plan (BCP), and advanced initiatives. We hope that by sharing know-how for immediate and appropriate responses during disasters, we can contribute to the safety of your company.

We will answer the question, "How should companies prepare for flood damage?" Now, before the rainy season begins, let's prepare for typhoons and heavy rains. Flooding poses a significant risk to companies. In recent years, damage from floods and heavy rains has increased, greatly impacting corporate performance and sustainability. For example, the damage caused by the heavy rains in western Japan in July 2018 and Typhoon No. 19 in October 2019 is still fresh in our memories, making it important to learn from these incidents. Every time we see news of corporate facilities such as offices, warehouses, factories, and stores suffering from flooding, many stakeholders may worry, "Will our company be okay?" Preparing for flood damage is becoming increasingly important for business continuity. To address the question, "How should companies prepare for flood damage?" we will introduce the basics of flood preparedness in two parts. Now is the time to prepare for typhoons and heavy rains before the rainy season begins.

I will introduce the causes and measures of water pollution, which has a significant impact on life and the environment. During Japan's period of rapid economic growth, pollution-related diseases caused by environmental pollution continue to cast a dark shadow over victims, residents of affected areas, and the environment. Among pollution-related diseases, the four major pollution diseases are Minamata disease, the second Minamata disease, Yokkaichi asthma, and Itai-itai disease, with the latter three being caused by water pollution, excluding Yokkaichi asthma. **Minamata Disease** This pollution-related disease occurred in Minamata Bay, Kumamoto Prefecture. It resulted in serious health damage due to the consumption of fish contaminated with organic mercury discharged from factories. It is also referred to as the origin of pollution. **Second Minamata Disease** This pollution-related disease occurred in the Agano River basin in Niigata Prefecture. It resulted in serious health damage due to the consumption of fish contaminated with organic mercury discharged from factories. **Itai-itai Disease** This pollution-related disease occurred in the Jintsu River basin in Toyama Prefecture. It resulted in serious health damage due to the consumption of rice grown in water contaminated with cadmium discharged from mines. This time, I would like to focus on water pollution, which has a significant impact on life and the environment.

Since 1988, the number of casualties from labor accidents has been decreasing, but since 2000, the decline has plateaued. In White Paper Vol. 2, titled "A Surge in Winter: Preventing Falls Before They Happen," we addressed the causes and preventive measures for the most common labor accident, which is falls. However, why do labor accidents occur in the first place? This time, we would like to focus on protecting the safety of workers and discuss the mechanisms behind labor accidents and their prevention.

Labor accidents (work-related injuries) refer to situations where workers are injured, become ill, or die due to work or commuting. Specifically, the following situations are included: 1. Occupational accidents: When workers are injured, become ill, or die due to their work. 2. Commuting accidents: When workers are injured, become ill, or die due to commuting. To reduce labor accidents, there is a medium-term plan established by the government, businesses, and workers that focuses on key issues, and this information is useful for the prevention and measures against labor accidents. Additionally, businesses are required to continue their efforts to ensure a safe workplace environment. This time, we will focus on the most common type of labor accident, falls, and introduce preventive measures for them.

ISO 14001 is a standard aimed at establishing a framework that enables organizations to achieve sound environmental performance by managing the impacts of their business activities and the products and services they produce on the environment, in accordance with the 'environmental policies and objectives' set by the organization itself. There are four main initiatives: 'Understanding environmental impacts,' 'Risk management and planning,' 'Operation of the PDCA cycle,' and 'Creation of an environmental manual.' Through these initiatives, organizations can enhance their image and create business opportunities by contributing to environmental conservation. This white paper aims to introduce environmental changes, disaster cases, and their countermeasures, and will be published monthly to assist you in preparing for the acquisition and renewal of ISO 14001. This time, based on the environmental changes and disaster cases that occurred in 2023, I hope to provide insights that will help you in acquiring and improving your ISO 14001 in 2024.

Liquid leakage accidents are approximately twice as frequent as fire accidents. This article explains the rapid response methods when a liquid leakage accident occurs and key points to reduce such accidents. In 2023, there were 243 fire accidents and 482 incidents related to hazardous material spills. While the number of injuries from liquid leakage accidents is not high, the risks they pose to companies are significant. Completely preventing accidents is difficult, but it is possible to reduce the occurrence of accidents by implementing preventive measures and countermeasures. A.M. Products, which has been selling absorbent materials for many years, has extensive knowledge and know-how regarding liquid leakage accidents. In this article, we will utilize that experience to explain key points for countermeasures against liquid leakage accidents.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it has become mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establishment of a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a manager responsible for the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with hazardous chemical substances that may cause skin or other injuries When engaging workers in tasks that involve the manufacturing or handling of chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, it is required to provide protective gear to prevent injuries based on the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it will be mandatory for workplaces handling chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with harmful chemical substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, it is necessary to require workers to use protective gear to prevent injuries, depending on the harmfulness of the substance. For more details, please refer to the materials.

Liquid leakage accidents are approximately twice as common as fire accidents. This article explains the rapid response methods when a liquid leakage accident occurs and key points to reduce such incidents. In 2023, there were 243 fire accidents and 482 hazardous material spill incidents. While the number of injuries from liquid leakage accidents is not high, they pose significant risks to companies. Completely preventing accidents is difficult, but it is possible to reduce their occurrence through prevention and countermeasures. A.M. Products, which has been selling absorbent materials for many years, has extensive knowledge and know-how regarding liquid leakage accidents. In this article, we will leverage that experience to explain key points for countermeasures against liquid leakage accidents.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it will be mandatory for workplaces handling chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establishment of a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with skin and other hazardous chemical substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemicals that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, it is necessary to require workers to use protective gear to prevent such injuries, according to the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it will be mandatory for workplaces that handle chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace Structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of Direct Contact with Hazardous Chemical Substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling chemical substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, it is necessary to require workers to use protective gear to prevent injuries, according to the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established new regulations to prevent work-related accidents caused by chemical substances. Starting from April 1, 2024, it will be mandatory for workplaces handling chemical substances such as sodium hypochlorite (bleach), sodium hydroxide, and potassium hydroxide to require the use of protective goggles. [Details of the new regulations] ■ Workplace structure 1. Workers handling chemical substances must wear appropriate protective gear, such as goggles. 2. Establish a system for self-management. (1) Appoint a chemical substance manager. (2) Appoint a person responsible for managing the use of protective gear. ■ Prevention of direct contact with skin and other hazardous chemical substances When engaging workers in tasks that involve manufacturing or handling substances that are skin or eye irritants, corrosive to skin, or can be absorbed through the skin and cause health issues, they must be provided with protective gear to prevent injuries, according to the harmfulness of the substances. For more details, please refer to the materials.

- The Four-in-One Pig Mat is an absorbent mat that serves four functions in one: pad, roll, sock, and wipe. - It comes in a convenient dispenser box for easy transport and storage. - It absorbs oil, coolant, solvents, water, and more. - Flame-retardant compliant product. 【As a Pad】 Quick and easy to wipe up liquid spills. 【As a Roll in Walkways】 The durable upper layer of the mat is wear-resistant, tear-resistant, and sturdy. The flexible lower layer of the mat adheres firmly to the floor. 【As a Sock】 With creases for easy folding, it can be folded into a thick rectangle. It catches liquid leaks and drips from machinery. 【As a Wipe】 Convenient perforated design allows you to cut only what you need without waste, perfect for wiping down machinery or absorbing spilled liquids during manufacturing. 【Basic Information】 Size: Width 41 cm × Length 24 m × Thickness 3 mm Contents: 1 roll/box Weight: Approximately 4.5 kg/box Absorption capacity: Approximately 35.5 liters/box