THE AUTHORITY ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, HEALTH AND LOSS
PREVENTION
THE AUTHORITY ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, HEALTH AND LOSS
PREVENTION
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May is Electrical Safety Month
It shouldn’t be a shock to realize that following some basic safety precautions can prevent electrical injuries in the workplace. During Electrical Safety Month this May, the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) offers some tips to keep workers safe from on-the-job electrical hazards. |
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Simple Solutions for Office Hazards
Office work spaces often have overlooked hazards that threaten the physical well-being of all who enter. Company co-workers or, if work is done from a home office, family members and pets, unknowingly can be in harm’s way. While some threats are fairly obvious, others can lurk in the most unexpected places. |
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OSHA Proposes Updating Shipyard Employment Standards
For the first time in 35 years, OSHA proposed to update its shipyard employment standards (29 FR subpart F) to reduce hazards and provide greater protection for shipyard workers. |
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What OSHA Expects: The Electrical Safety Questions OSHA Will Ask During an Investigation
When it comes to electrical safety, OSHA standards can be technical and confusing. What requirements do safety managers need to know? |
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Watertown Wastewater Plant Plugs Into Safety and Savings
A Wisconsin wastewater treatment plant has found a solution to a safety problem that is improving safety and saving time. |
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ANSI/FM 4950 Holds Suppliers’ Feet to the Fire (Blanket)
A new standard means new hot work practices. Do you know what to do? |
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homes, downing trees and power lines but fortunately not causing widespread casualties. PAHO/WHO... in Jamaica and Cuba. In both countries, power and telecommunications lines, crops and buildings were.... The quake caused the interruption of both power and telephone services in several cities, including...
Despite its tremendous power, Hurricane Isabel spared the Caribbean region the weekend of September
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In Ecuador, 2.3% (7/2909
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operational aspects of relief (radio and satellite communications, use of generators, etc.)
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