You're a Safety Manager who's just hopped onto the Bridge Safety Vision train, so you never need to handle your employees' safety glasses again. Now that you've freed up hours from your workweek, you should probably decide how you're going to juggle all the extra time you've saved. Never fear. We have all the ideas you could hope for. ​

Vision became part of the evolutionary chain over 500 million years ago. Given the amount of time it took to fine tune your vision, Bridge Safety Vision wants to make sure your eyes stay safe. The environment we live in has changed immensely over the centuries, so vision's benefits have evolved.  There are several reasons your sight is worth protecting. 

​The safety goggles industry grows by 4% every year, and much of that evolution is thanks to the impressive innovations of PPE fabricators. A few developments are leading the fray. Anti-fog functionality is attracting most of the attention, but anti-glare trends are just as exciting. Screen time has become an industrial pursuit, so safety glasses must now combine impact protection with anti-glare technology. Fabricators have also been focusing on reducing misuse among workers. Discomfort and safety rarely coexist, so innovators have created lightweight products that can pass ANSI Z87 impact testing. Industrial eye protection has never been this fascinating, and it's the company who benefits the most. 

​The PPE industry fetches $112 billion in revenue every year, and it's still growing at a startling pace. It attracts its share of marketing hype, so navigating the quagmire requires plenty of precision and common sense. Its technical nature and constant evolution make it impenetrable by all but the most demanding of management teams, so businesses often turn to service providers to handle their safety glasses.

​The Bridge Safety Vision system is structured to handle every aspect of your safety glasses program, from your initial invoicing to your employees’ ultimate glasses purchase. In just one minute, you can specify your product requirements and assign funds to an employee. Bridge Safety Vision will send your staff a digital payment card so that they can handle their purchases independently. Once you've placed your order, you don't need to pour your resources into needless administrative tasks—just lean back and let the Bridge team take care of the details.

It's difficult to imagine a major event without fireworks. Americans spend $1 billion on them every Fourth of July. That doesn't even include New Year's Eve or other events, so it's safe to call those sparklers and Roman Candles cultural icons in their own right. Fireworks might look spectacular, but they're connected to 9,100 annual ER injuries every year. 

Companies that appreciate instant access to high-quality safety lenses can now protect the people they trust with a solution they can stand behind! Bridge Safety Vision's financial platform gives safety managers and HR departments peace of mind by providing instant access to the best in eye protection. How do they do it? Let's find out together!

Thank you for being a loyal customer of Bridge Vision. At Bridge Vision we have two driving principles:

1. Be the easiest prescription safety vision program for our customers.
   We know that making sure your employees’ eyes are protected is just one of your many responsibilities. We make getting prescription safety glasses as easy and streamlined as possible so you can focus on the 99 other things you have to get done today.
2. Deliver high quality at a great value.
   That is why we have partnered with Walmart. Walmart has a great selection of high-quality safety frames and all the lens options your employees may need at exceptionally low prices.

​Every year, 800,000 workers suffer from an eye injury at their place of employment. 36, 000 of them require sick leave, racking up a total of $300 million in productivity losses every year. Prevent Blindness America has found that the correct PPE can prevent 90% of those wounds. This is an avoidable problem that costs comparatively little to prevent. Eye protection should never be viewed as optional. 

Safety glasses have come a long way since the days when P. Johnson invented them in the 19th century. In those days, the only protection they could offer was against bright light. Today’s products are lightweight, snug, and capable of protecting you from a huge array of hazards. Whether you need them to resist chemical splash, dust, or light, there’s a fabrication just for you. They even look stylish enough to wear all day.