1. Providing Protection After the Quake

When disaster strikes, Americans respond – sending food, water, clothing and money to help those suffering. Often overlooked, however, are the men and women volunteering their days and nights to help pull communities out of wreckage.

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2. Protecting IT Systems During Hurricane Season

As state and local governments look ahead to a potentially severe hurricane season, CDW Government offers seven tips for well-managed disaster preparedness plans to prevent costly downtime and help maintain important citizen services.

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3. CSB Approves Urgent Recommendations to Prevent Deadly Explosions During Pipe Cleaning and Purging Operations

On June 28, CSB approved series of 18 urgent recommendations aimed at preventing fires and explosions caused when fuel gas is used to clean or purge gas pipes of debris, air or other substances, typically during facility construction and maintenance.

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4. OSHA's Michaels Concerned Some Oil Spill Workers Not Receiving Proper Training

U.S. Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Dr. David Michaels is concerned that many workers are not receiving the training they need to keep them safe during the Gulf Coast oil spill clean-up.

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5. Hot Weather Warning: Forecasters Calling for Potentially Dangerous Heat Conditions

Warm weather usually means lots of summer fun and outdoor activities. Unfortunately, the combination of high heat and high humidity can be very dangerous.

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