Occupational Health & Safety

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• HexChrome Change: Employees to Learn All Exposure ResultsMar 17, 2010

  

  An appeals court told OSHA to explain why it decided to require disclosure to workers only when the PEL for hexavalent chromium was exceeded, and now the safety agency has changed its mind. Most U.S. workers who are exposed to Cr(VI) compounds on the job are welders, according to OSHA. more

• Pellet Mill Busted for Combustible Dust, Other HazardsMar 12, 2010

• Bulkhead Maker to Pay for Unreported Use of StyreneMar 11, 2010

• Railroad Company to Pay $4 Million for Chlorine SpillMar 10, 2010

• HSE Issues New Asbestos Removal Survey GuidelinesMar 07, 2010

• Experts Doubt Bisphenol A Risky for HumansMar 07, 2010

• Wholesale Food Distributor Cited for 'Cross Section' of Warehouse WoesMar 04, 2010

• ASSE, AIHA Offer Creative IdeasMar 04, 2010

• New Study Details Ways to Avoid Combustible-Cloud ExplosionsMar 04, 2010

• New England Contractor Fined for Asbestos Hazards, Respiratory DeficienciesMar 03, 2010

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• Jerry Laws Talks About the OH&S Virtual Event

  

  Listen to editor Jerry Laws talk about the upcoming OH&S Virtual Event on April 7 beginning at 11 a.m. EST. Register today. more

Videos

• Respirable Dust Sampling

  

  Cutting dry concrete curbs and blocks can produce significant amounts of dust, possibly containing silica, and exposure controls should be used. more

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• GasAlertQuattro four-gas detector datasheet

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• Still trying to... Get The Lead Out

  

  The most critical steps toward lead hazard abatement are contaminant identification and removal. Researchers from CDC/NIOSH have developed two simple and reliable technologies to achieve these steps easily and without the need for extensive training. more