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Stay Cool. Stay Safe. Tennessee Chill Box Has You Covered.
- By Tennessee Chill Box
- Added on Jun 17, 2025
When it comes to tough work environments, safety is non-negotiable and heat exhaustion is no joke. The Tennessee Chill Box is designed to provide clean, temperature-controlled air, ensuring that workers have the comfort and protection they need to stay focused and safe. This air-conditioned respirator system offers high-CFM output, dual-user capability, and mobility—making it a powerful solution for industries where reliable, breathable air is essential. read more

Heat Stress Prevention: Elevate Worker Safety with Tennessee Chill Box
- By Tennessee Chill Box
- Added on Jun 10, 2025
As temperatures rise, heat-related illnesses become a silent but deadly threat to workers in high-heat environments. Whether in construction, manufacturing, industrial maintenance, or fire safety, prolonged exposure to extreme heat can cause heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and severe dehydration—putting lives at risk and reducing productivity. read more

David Siegel, the philanthropist, architectural visionary, and spray foam customer, has passed away at 89
- By Spray Foam Magazine
- Added on Apr 07, 2025
April, 7, 2025 – Spray Foam Magazine – David Siegel, the philanthropist, architectural visionary and spray foam customer, has passed away at 89. David and Jackie Siegel's home in Florida was one of North America's largest residential homes spec'd with foam. Spray Foam Magazine covered their massive project connecting with Christopher Paoli, the owner of Central Florida Spray Foam LLC. https://www.sprayfoam-digital.com/sprayfoammagazine/library/page/spring_issue_2022/45/ read more

OSHA to Develop Heat Standards for Workers
- By Tennessee Chill Box
- Added on Jan 08, 2024
OSHA is developing recommendations for regulatory standards for the prevention of heat-related illnesses of outdoor workers. read more

Keeping Your Cool
- By Spray Foam Magazine Staff
- Added on May 31, 2022
PPE may sometimes intensify the effects of heat; however, it may also be employed to help fight it. OSHA agrees with this sentiment and states that the use of circulating air is “The most highly effective, as well as the most complicated, personal cooling system.” For example, PPE supplied air respirators, direct compressed air throughout the body and help increase both evaporative and convective cooling. read more

A Breath of Fresh Air
- By Joe Harkins & Lisa Commette
- Added on Apr 01, 2019
When respiratory systems can be counted on to protect from isocyanates and supply clean, quality air, both employer and spray foam installer can concentrate on the job—and breathe easier! read more