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Bring us your toughest FR/AR challenge.If you’re heading to the National Safety Council show, stop by Tyndale Booth 2207...
09/03/2026

Bring us your toughest FR/AR challenge.
If you’re heading to the National Safety Council show, stop by Tyndale Booth 2207 and talk with our team about what’s working—and what’s not—in your current program.
From compliance and worker adoption to garment selection, program consistency, and evolving OSHA guidance, our experts can help you think through your next move. You’ll also have the opportunity to connect with Jason Brozen, Tyndale Corporate Safety Trainer and arc flash survivor, to ask questions and hear firsthand insights on electrical safety, PPE, and the real-world impact of an arc flash incident.
And on September 14 from 1:00–2:00 p.m. EDT, hear Tyndale VP of Technical Scott Margolin join an OSHA representative for a timely discussion on new arc flash guidance and recent injuries.
📍 Booth 2207
📅 September 14–16
Come with a question. Leave with a clearer next step.

We’re only partway through 2026, and Tyndale members are already making a meaningful impact in the communities where we ...
09/01/2026

We’re only partway through 2026, and Tyndale members are already making a meaningful impact in the communities where we live and work.
Led by our Proud to Help Committee, this year’s efforts have supported heart health, survivors of domestic violence, environmental initiatives, veterans and their families, hunger relief, and animal welfare.
A few highlights so far: 19 Houston members volunteered at the Houston Food Bank, PA members packed 350 bags of food for the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, and our members helped support six animal charities across the country.
And we’re not done yet. More Proud to Help initiatives are planned throughout the remainder of 2026.
Learn more about how Tyndale gives back: https://tyndaleusa.com/about-us/proud-to-help/

08/21/2026

Today’s Best of Arc Week pick takes on four of the most dangerous words in arc flash safety today: “We don’t work energized.” ⚡🦈

When is equipment actually electrically safe—and what protection do you need until then? Former OSHA Director David Wallis helps set the record straight. See why “de-energized” isn’t as simple as it sounds: https://tyndaleusa.com/blog/arc-flash/best-of-arc-week/

08/20/2026

Today’s Best of Arc Week pick pits a dangerous arc flash myth against the facts. 🦈⚡
See actual arc events reveal the primary hazard—and why the evidence leaves no room for misconceptions about AR PPE. Don’t let an excuse become an injury. See the proof: https://tyndaleusa.com/blog/arc-flash/best-of-arc-week/

08/19/2026

Today’s Best of Arc Week pick brings “Don’t Wear Fuel” to life. 🦈⚡
What you wear can dramatically change the outcome of an arc flash. See the eye-opening demonstrations that reveal what happens when everyday clothing becomes part of the hazard—and why the right AR clothing matters.
See it for yourself: https://tyndaleusa.com/blog/arc-flash/best-of-arc-week

08/18/2026

CALLING ALL ARC FLASH SURVIVORS! Planning for an all-new season of Arc Week is underway—and we want to hear from YOU. Whether you were or were not wearing arc-rated PPE, your story has the power to help others. Reach out to us at [email protected]

08/18/2026

Today’s Best of Arc Week pick puts a spotlight on a critical safety gap. 🦈⚡

The task was familiar. The required AR PPE wasn’t available. The hazard didn’t care. Arc flash survivor Brandon Schroeder’s story shows how quickly routine work can become life-changing—and the real cost of working energized without AR PPE. Watch his story: https://tyndaleusa.com/blog/arc-flash/best-of-arc-week/

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