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On the eve of Workers’ Memorial Day, OSHA Administrator
David Michaels testified at a Senate hearing, where he stressed that the
Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act must be updated in order to
better protect American workers from injuries and death.
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During a House Education and Labor Committee Workforce
Protections Subcommittee hearing on April 28, witnesses testified that
legislation is needed to modernize federal laws that protect workers who
blow the whistle on unsafe working conditions and ensure victims of
workplace accidents have a voice an investigation.
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At the EHS Today Web Expo and Conference 2010, held April 28,
keynote speaker Zack Mansdorf, Ph.D., CIH, CSP, QEP, offered 15 tips to
help EHS professionals establish a leadership program in EHS. Mansdorf,
a consultant in sustainability and EHS, is a former senior vice
president, L'Oreal, and a past president of the American Industrial
Hygiene Association.
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In addition to familiar topics such as cranes and derricks,
diacetyl, beryllium and crystalline silica, OSHA’s spring 2010
regulatory agenda contains some new, high-priority items – a proposed
Injury and Illness Prevent Program standard and a move to modernize the
agency’s injury and illness reporting systems.
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In the latest study linking health or wellness complications
to shift work, researchers reveal that working the night shift
interferes with sleep, particularly for workers in their 30s and
40s.
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Every day, about 14 Americans fail to come home from work to
their families. Tens of thousands die from workplace disease and more
than 4.6 million workers are seriously injured on the job annually. In
an effort to address these workplace safety and health concerns, OSHA is
implementing a new Severe Violator Enforcement Program and increasing
civil penalty amounts.
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On April 28, OSHA announced it is releasing 15 years of data
providing details of workplace exposure to toxic chemicals. This data
will offer insight into the levels of toxic chemicals commonly found in
workplaces, as well as how chemical exposure levels to specific
chemicals are distributed across industries, geographical areas and
time.
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On the heels of the deadly West Virginia mine disaster that
left 29 workers dead, MSHA launched an inspection blitz at 57 coal mines
with a history of underground conditions that indicate a significant
number of violations and/or conditions that may relate to methane
accumulations, ventilation practices, rock dust applications and
inadequate mine examinations.
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Announcing “Future Leaders in
EHS”
University Program Offers Scholarship, Resources, and
Expertise
We are proud to announce the launch of Future Leaders in EHS –
a
scholarship program co-sponsored by EHS Today and PureSafety. The
Future
Leaders program was created to support and encourage EHS students as
they respond to the challenges of the 21st century workplace and lead
the way in keeping tomorrow’s workers safe, healthy and on the
job.
Future Leaders is kicking off with a call for applications for a
$5,000
scholarship to be awarded in December 2010. Professors, academic
advisors, program administrators and EHS professionals are encouraged
to
identify top students and help them apply.
Click
here to learn more about the Future Leaders
program.
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Gateway Safety's NEW 4X4™ Polarized is the ideal eye
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bright sunlight. 4X4™ Polarized encourages daily compliance
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Single-Man Mobile Fall Arrest Cart
The COBRA LIFELINK™ Single-Man cart is a mobile anchorage system
that helps protect 1 or 2 workers on an elevated job site. It provides
fall arrest for 1 worker and fall restraint for a 2nd. Compact and
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No anchorage to the substrate is required. Call 877-791-4446 for more
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3M™ Noise Indicator Challenge
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to
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a. True
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