Occupational Health & Safety

News & Articles

• Visual Communications & Spill Containment Strategies and TechniquesFeb 01, 2012

  

  For those unavoidable times when spills do occur, work areas that contain hazardous chemicals should have a properly labeled chemical spill response kit. more

• Industrial Scientific Recalls GasBadge Plus Single-Gas MonitorsJan 31, 2012

• Worker's Burning at Metal Finishing Plant Leads to $51,680 FineJan 30, 2012

• Utility Robots Now Highly SkilledJan 27, 2012

• Grainger Barrels into 2012 with Record SalesJan 25, 2012

• Working with MIOSHA Pays OffJan 25, 2012

• Ford Motor Company: Ready for the ReboundJan 21, 2012

• Washington Dept. of Labor Launches Enforcement, Education Initiative for Primary Metals IndustryJan 18, 2012

• N.Y. Felt Firm Fined $146,300 for Crushing, Machine HazardsJan 14, 2012

• CSB: Flash Fires at Hoeganaes Plant were PreventableJan 07, 2012

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Webinars

• Building a Business Continuity Plan for Your Workplace

  An essential part of your overall workplace emergency plan, business continuity planning is a process that supports managing the response to impacts on your business from potential risks. more

Videos

• NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace

  

  Paul Dunphy, electrical inspector/compliance coordinator in the Engineering and Utilities Division of Harvard University, discusses the NFPA 70E standard and his work with departments of the cities of Boston and Cambridge. More than 40 electricians work on the Harvard campus, and 70E is very important to how they work and work safely, he says, as he discusses recordkeeping, training, and the introduction of new technologies. more

• Revisions to Dust Explosion Hazards (NFPA 654)

  

  NFPA's Guy Colonna shares details on how NFPA Codes and Standards respond to current changes in dust explosion hazards. He will be an instructor at NFPA's Fire & Life Safety Conference in Orlando, Fla., Dec. 12-14, 2011. For more information, go to http://www.nfpa.org/FLSCONF. more

• Creative Company Uses Snakes in Mine Safety Campaigns

  

  Rick Melvill, creative director for communications company Unplugged, discusses in this February 2010 MiningWeekly video that use of puff adders, pythons, and mambas in safety campaigns for mining companies. They are used as metaphors for safety hazards in the workplace. more

Whitepapers

• Wisconsin Creamery Combats Dusty Whey Powder

  

  Ellsworth Co-op Creamery (Ellsworth, WI) processes 1.3 million pounds of milk a day along with fine and dusty whey powder that settles on the floor, ceilings, and machinery. more

• Choosing the Best Equipment Rental Company

  

  Renting equipment instead of spending large amounts of capital to own the same thing is often justified by today’s tighter budgets, reduced workforce and wide variety of projects. There is a measurement tool available that can provide an accurate and quick way for customers to objectively evaluate and compare the abilities of different equipment rental companies. more