1.
OSHA 2008 SST Program Targets 3,800 Work Sites
OSHA announced that approximately 3,800 high-hazard worksites from
its 2008 Site-Specific targeting (SST) plan's primary list will receive
unannounced safety inspections throughout the course of the year.
2.
Gas Explosion Tears Through San Diego Hotel Construction Site, Injures
13
A natural gas explosion rocked a Hilton Hotel that was being built
on the San Diego waterfront, destroying part of the hotel's facade and
injuring 13 workers, several of them critically.
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- Walking and Working Surfaces
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- Ergonomics.
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3.
Young Leaders in Industrial Hygiene
While their careers have taken different paths, these four
industrial hygienists share a commitment to the profession, a passion
for protecting workers and the environment and a positive attitude about
the future.
4.
Simple Steps to Prevent Back Pain
The current economic slump means that many employees are working
harder and longer hours to hold on to their jobs, a trend that poses
ergonomic risks and can result in back problems. Chiropractor Dr. Steven
Shoshany explained that workers can take some simple steps to ensure
their work doesn’t result in painful back problems.
5.
What's in a Glove?
Achieving better hand protection through new glove manufacturing
technologies.
6.
USFA and DOT Complete Study of Traffic Incident Management
Systems
Just in time for Memorial Day weekend traffic snarls and accidents,
the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and the U.S. Department of
Transportation’s (DOT) Federal Highway Administration, working in
partnership with the International Fire Service Training Association
(IFSTA), have developed a report that provides technical guidance and
training programs in traffic incident management for fire and emergency
service providers.
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Ansell HyFlex® 11-920 Glove
The HyFlex® 11-920's patent-pending Ansell Grip Technology™
enables workers to grip wet or oily objects with less force while
protecting skin from exposure. www.hyflexgrip.com
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Did you miss the biggest safety show this
Spring?
That's OK. You can still attend the Safety WebExpo and Conference.
Tune in to any or all of the Webcasts.
Visit booths at the virtual trade show where you can learn about new
safety and health products, subscribe to newsletters and download white
papers or literature.
Without burdensome travel costs, your whole management team, EHS group
or safety committee can view a Webcast or review product features at
company booths.
Visit Today! To register for this free event, go to
www.occupationalhazards.com/webexpo
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POPQUIZ CHALLENGE
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Take the PopQuiz Challenge and you may win a $50 Mastercard Gift
Card!
Here is a sneak peek at questions 3&4.
3. Many Ansell cut resistant products contain special fibers
like DuPont™ Kevlar®, which helps protect workers in demanding
environments. True or False, ounce for ounce, Kevlar is five times
stronger than steel?
a. True
b. False
4. Cut Resistance is often the primary factor considered when
evaluating gloves for cut protection because it can be easily measured
using standard devices such as CPPT. What does CPPT stand for?
a. Cut Personal Protection Test
b. Cut Protection Performance Test
c. Cut Properties of Performance Test
Take the PopQuiz Challenge!
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VIDEOS, DEMOS AND MORE
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The Safety Dance Video
- Break dancing, beat boys … and safety? This performance gives a
whole new look to the beloved 1980s safety dance. Watch a crew from
Kimberly-Clark dance out their enthusiasm for PPE that allows them to
flex, twist, stretch and bend – and dance and roll – without feeling
restricted. Take a look and see that it’s not only safe to work in the
Kleenguard A30 suit, but you’re also cleared to dance.
Watch the video here!
The Fit Test Video showcases the KLEENGUARD M-Series
Particulate Respirators from Kimberly-Clark Professional. See how easy
it is to have a great fit!
Watch the demo now.
The HyFlex family
of gloves from global leader Ansell was first introduced 10
years ago. The original HyFlex has been copied, but never equaled. Known
as trendsetters for dexterity, flexibility and protection, the HyFlex
product line keeps expanding, combining high comfort levels with
superior protection against specific risks. Meet the newest addition to
the family, the HyFlex 11-920, which offers a controlled grip and
superior resistance to oil and liquid permeation. Watch the HyFlex demonstrated online!
Listen
in as Occupational Hazards editors interview industry leaders
to learn more about OSHA 10-hour safety training and
a bill seeking to regulate environmental monitoring in New York City.
This podcast is sponsored by ProAct Safety.
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