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The agency says workers lacked protection from hot pulp and engulfment, and a pulp system was left out of a required hazardous materials piping safety program.
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Anyone with ideas for the Washington construction committee's agenda has until close of business Nov. 10 to share them with Kylie Gillihan.
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A new Bechtel campaign, Build for More, urges Wyoming students, their families and the educators who advise them to see the skilled trades as a top career choice.
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Randy Fiser, selected after a nationwide search, has more than 20 years of experience leading associations and previously served as CEO of the American Geophysical Union.
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Updated investigation summaries highlight falls, machinery incidents, struck-by hazards and other workplace risks.
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The fair is one of Messe Düsseldorf's occupational safety and health trade fairs.
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SAFER Response pairs Emergency Response Guidebook guidance with rapid plume modeling and internet weather data and can draw field data from its maker's area and personal monitors.
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The new resources provide access to exposure guidelines for more than 150 chemicals and support emergency response planning.
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A congressional letter raises concerns about proposed changes to respirator requirements and medical evaluations for workers.
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The proposed standard, which would be a new section 3343 of title 8, traces back on Cal/OSHA's page to a 2017 advisory meeting on a petition granted by California's Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board.
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Short-term adjustments can reduce strain, let the body recover during the workday, break up the monotony and give teams time to work out process improvements, the agency said.
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Kentucky employers need correct chemical labels and classifications, plus updated safety data sheets, programs and training for newly identified hazards.
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OSHA's proposal to drop required medical evaluations for N95 and loose-fitting PAPR users could ease paperwork, but it also raises questions about screening, program consistency and worker health.
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U.S. mines have now gone three years in a row without a pattern of violations notice, and operators can use MSHA's online calculators to track their own standing, the agency said.
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Manufacturers face updated lab test methods and documentation rules, while garment types, performance classes and the three fluorescent background colors stay the same.
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In a team exercise built around different industries, high school students took the part of occupational health professionals and wrapped up with group presentations.
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Researchers tracked manufacturing citations and found gaps in inspection records showing whether workplace hazards remained corrected.
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Good shoe tread does more than prevent slips. It gives workers the grip they need to push carts, pull loads and reach safely without losing their footing.
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