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#8639 - 10/06/13 07:24 PM Jumper Safety  
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If you have never seen the Time Out Jumper I put a short video on UTUBE under Time out jumper. I brought the TOJ to the 2013 National Safety Expo in Chicago last week and it was a big hit. Apparently many occupations have the same problems.

#8926 - 11/09/13 05:56 PM Re: Jumper Safety [Re: danzeitz]  
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Any thoughts on them since you have used them?
Good/bad?

It only takes a couple seconds....to cause some damage or a fatality. Using these incorrectly will still cause injury or damage.

#8958 - 11/11/13 07:11 PM Re: Jumper Safety [Re: TonyEdm]  
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TOJ is just as dangerous as any jumper closed but is a million times safer than a forgotten jumper that wont time out and become harmless on its own.


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