SEI Safety Alerts

The following list represents Product Safety Alerts Issued through the Safety Equipment Institute. If you are looking for a specific alert and do not see it listed below, please feel free to contact us.

Date Issued		Alert

May 2010		Samshield - Packaging/User Manual Mislabeled with SEI Certification Mark - User Advisory

Aug. 2009		Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) - Topguard^® Protective Cap User Advisory

Mar. 2009		Global Secure (formerly CairnsAIR) - NIOSH Respirator User Notice

Feb. 2009		Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) URC & Quick-Fill Coupling Function Test - User Notice

Jan. 2009		Sperian Respiratory Protection Warrior SCBA - Safety Notice

		TechTrade Pro-Tech 8 Titan Structural Firefighting Glove - User Notice

		Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) URC & Quick-Fill Coupling - User Notice

Dec. 2008		Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) SCBA - User Advisory Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) SCBA - User Notice

Aug. 2008		Degil Spectacle Model JD310 (#70585DC) - Consumer Notice Degil Spectacle Model #JS401 (#705600DC) - Consumer Notice Degil Faceshield/Visor Model #72500 - Consumer Notice Scott Health and Safety SCBA - Safety Notice

July 2008		Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) SCBA - User Notice

May 2008		TechTrade Pro-Tech 8 Structural Firefighting Glove - Dist. Notice TechTrade Pro-Tech 8 Structural Firefighting Glove - User Notice Scott Health and Safety SCBA - Technical Bulletin

Mar. 2008		ProSight Safety Eyewear, Model: Driller (part # 77106 to 77111 inclusive)

Feb. 2008		Scott Health and Safety CBRN Regulators - User Notice

Jan. 2008		Scott Health and Safety AV-3000 Facepieces - Technical Bulletin

Apr. 2007		Grace Industries SuperPASS II (with & without heat models) Product Notice

Feb. 2007		2007 edition of NFPA 1982 Standard on Personal Alert Safety Systems (PASS), Now Available (Performance Issues Addressed in New Edition)

Apr. 2006		NIOSH Respirator User Notice - Rupture of Survivair Self-Contained Breathing apparatus Cylinder Valves

Dec. 2005		PASS Alarm Signals Can Fail at High Temperatures