ENGINEER THE HAND OUT OF THE HAZARD™ PSC / HSF · CANADA MARKET GUIDE
Hand Safety FirstCANADAHands-free safety engineering
Hand Safety First® / Canada

Keep the skill.
Move the hand.

Hands-free tools and practical hand-exposure guidance for Canada’s mining, oil sands, marine and manufacturing teams.

PSC / HSF · PRODUCT SELECTION · TECHNICAL RESOURCES · CANADA
Worker using a PSC stand-off tool to guide an industrial loadTHE LOAD MOVES. THE HAND KEEPS ITS DISTANCE.
58 PSC & HSF products8 application categories49 technical publications2 Canadian articles & guides
Find The Hand™

The crane carries it.
Who guides
the final approach?

Everyday work brings hands close to suspended loads, closing gaps, struck tools and awkward components. Start with the hand’s function: guiding, holding, aligning, retrieving or carrying.

Then assess whether the task can change—or whether a purpose-built interface can provide control with less direct contact.

Explore the method ↗
PSC Fingersaver separating the holding grip from a striking task
Different task. Same question: why does the hand need to be there?
Start with a practical interface

Built around
the contact point.

Full catalogue ↗
Canadian knowledge centre

We have the gloves.
Now review the task.

Articles & guidance ↗
The technical desk

Datasheets.
Handbooks.
Practical guidance.

Find the product configuration, operating context and selection questions before starting a trial.

Search 49 publications ↗

A path from question to specification.

01

Observe the exposure

Identify the hand function and the moving energy.

02

Review the interface

Read the technical information and assess a configuration.

03

Validate in the task

Trial, document and review the remaining exposure.

Find The Hand™ / Canada

Show us the task.
Start with the exposure.

Share photographs, the movement and the working space. PSC can review the application and propose a tool or next step for evaluation.

Request a task review ↗