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A New Challenge for Drug-Free Workplace Programs

Current drug testing programs, following the lead of federal programs, do not identify most nonmedical prescription and synthetic drug use.

The law today requires that the atmosphere is tested to ensure that conditions are safe prior to entering the workspace. (Industrial Scientific photo)

My First Confined Space Experience

It was hot, and it immediately became difficult to breathe. The space inside the condenser was, in a word, confining.

Produce Safety: From the Ground Up

As mass manufacturing and processing of fresh produce increases due to demand and dietary recommendations to increase fruit and vegetable consumption, so may the risk from foodborne illness.



Refuting the Myths About Resuscitation

The latest knowledge in resuscitation science guides AED/CPR programs and training.

Getting to Zero

"We teach our client how to engage their people in continuous improvement teams. And then the employees start solving their own problems."

Chemical Plant Security Assessment: Prioritizing Facilities that Need to Be Protected

The security professional needs help from a process safety expert to understand and prioritize what needs to be protected on the site.

Gloves in Arc Flash: A Big Change in NFPA 70E

Some gloves can be more of a hazard than a help in an arc flash situation.

The doll pictured here was found in a dollar store, and all I did was tie some rope to simulate the harness and lanyard.

FALLS: Overcoming Gravity

Make the training interesting. Get your employees engaged and keep them safe.

Zero Injuries Is Not Your Goal

Accidents are simply another kind of defect -- a deviation from the standard of perfection. And, like quality, these defects must be detected and eliminated at the moment they first appear.

The Key to Reducing EHS Risks

It's true: Your risks can be reduced by focusing on managing your chemical inventory.

A top concern among customers in the first responder market is limiting the number of items that responders have to carry downrange.

Wireless Detectors Aiding Emergency Responders

"Today, I can hand you a gas monitor, and it's really a trust-based scenario. Whereas with a real-time feed, it's trust and verify. I can see where you are. I know what kind of readings you're getting while you're out there."

This photograph shows the installation of a voltage indicator and voltage portals in a typical three-phase panel.

Using Permanent Electrical Safety Devices

Electrical safety radically improves when workers can determine a zero electrical energy state without any voltage exposure to themselves.

GM Indianapolis decided to approach its fire protection needs using the latest network technology.

Life Safety in Overdrive

A highly sophisticated fire alarm network achieves new heights of control at a General Motors facility in Indianapolis.

Two-Way Learning

Comparing two groups' retention of training material about fire extinguisher use and safety showed response technology was beneficial.

Putting the Right Signs in the Right Places

Enlist a safety team. Push your managers, machine operators, and safety personnel to gain a broad perspective on warehouse, assembly, and other manufacturing equipment and operations.

Power Up Your Safety Communication with Electronic Message Boards

The heart and soul of any digital signage program is the content. Far too little focus is placed on this aspect of the program.

Pressure to Perform

Understanding the dynamics of air pressure within your hazmat suit should provide welcome peace of mind.

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