October 2016

  • INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE/IAQ: Basics of Indoor Air Quality in the Workplace
  • INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE/IAQ: Sick Building Syndrome: What It Is and Tips for Prevention
  • FOOT PROTECTION: Putting Our Best-Protected Feet Forward
  • HEARING PROTECTION: Proven Methods for Reducing Noise Exposures
  • HEARING PROTECTION: Can You Hear the Training Now?
  • HEARING PROTECTION: Selecting Hearing Protectors -- It's the Fit That Counts
  • NSC 2016 PREVIEW: Our Anaheim Excursion
  • ERGONOMICS: Creating an Effective Ergonomics Program
  • EMPLOYEE ALCOHOL & DRUG TESTING: Maintaining Drug-Free Workplaces Where Marijuana is Legal
  • EMPLOYEE ALCOHOL & DRUG TESTING: How to Maintain a Drug-Free Workplace and Ensure Audit Success
  • MATERIALS HANDLING: Fork Truck Free and New Materials Handling Innovations
  • EMPLOYEE GIFTS & INCENTIVES: OSHA Guidelines, Incentives, and the Win-Win-Win-Win Scenario
  • EMPLOYEE GIFTS & INCENTIVES: Safety Incentive and Reward Programs Can Help Increase Work Safety
  • DEFIBRILLATORS & CPR: A Standardized Process to Determine Appropriate and Effective Placement of Automated External Defibrillators
  • DEFIBRILLATORS & CPR: Your Heart: The Differences Between Sudden Cardiac Arrest and a Heart Attack
  • TRANSPORTATION SAFETY: A Comprehensive Look at the FAST Act
  • TRANSPORTATION SAFETY: Prevent Future Profits From Going 'Down the Crack'
  • SAFETY MANAGEMENT: Protecting Our Future: Young Worker Safety On the Job

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Real effort is needed to reduce your monthly disposal expenses and stem long range expenses from "down the crack." Using adequate spill containment is the key. (Trans Environmental Systems, Inc. photo)

Are Your Future Profits Going 'Down the Crack'?

By Merrill E. Bishop

Little "ooops!" add up to big future problems.


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