Employee's rights to pursue a compensation claim restricted
Trethowans For example, under previous regulations, if an employee was provided with faulty personal protective equipment which led to him or her suffering harm, then there would be a breach of the regulations and therefore a civil claim. However once Clause 70 ... |
Vigilance: Steel Dragons guarding gate
The Fort Hood Sentinel Div., checks for a motorcyclist's identification card and his personal protective equipment June 11. Sgt. Omar Estrada, 3rd BCT, 1st Cav. Div. Public Affairs. View Larger Image Spc. Ronald Gray, a guard at the Clear Creek Access Control Point and ... |
LP&L Protects Workers Safety First
EverythingLubbock.com All workers are required to use personal protective equipment. They wear several types of gloves, fire retardant clothing and shoes. Special rubber coverings and blankets are used to protect the workers in case they come into contact with anything ... |
Fire volunteers get some state money
Lynchburg News and Advance The Virginia Department of Forestry awarded more then $200,000 to 154 Virginia volunteer fire departments to pay for personal protective equipment, communications gear, water tanks, special wildfire gear and training materials. In the Lynchburg area ... |
Philly.com |
IL Company Failed to Provide Protective Equipment, Worker Burned By Acid
WorkersCompensation.com (press release) A total of 15 serious violations were cited, including failure to ensure use of personal protective equipment, such as impervious aprons, boots, and eye and face protection to prevent exposure to acid and other hazardous materials; provide an emergency ... OSHA fines Harwood Heights manufacturer $50k |

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It's getting to that time of year once again, where people want to sit outside on the decking, enjoying their drinks, meals or cakes in the warmth of the sun.
At least, that's how it should be, but with our 'turbulent' climate; for each sunny day there seems to be an equally wet one. That makes keeping the outdoor areas clean and safe a full-time job in itself, but one that must be attended to regularly. After all, if a patron slips over, you could be issued with a rather nasty…
ContinuePosted by Patrick Bell on June 20, 2013 at 6:20am
OSHA 10 hour construction training is a course of action to teach company owners and worker to become conscious and manage accidental injuries and health issues in work place, it is actually mandatory in many U.S. territories. The …
ContinuePosted by Charles Hunt on June 20, 2013 at 1:00am
Here at Able Safety Consulting we not only deliver complete, cost-effective safety service solutions to our customers as promised and without compromise, but we have the resources and the support to back it up. It would be our pleasure to provide you with a proposal for your next project.
We offer NYC DOB Licensed…
Posted by Charles Hunt on June 20, 2013 at 12:24am
OSHA Outreach Training is the primary approach utilized to train personnel in the requirements of occupational safety and health in Construction. The OSHA 10 Hour outreach course, deals with particular OSHA standards as well as requirements as they simply apply to the construction market place and also explains safety awareness that helps in spotting and…
ContinuePosted by Charles Hunt on June 18, 2013 at 10:41pm
The OSHA 30 hour Outreach Training Course for the Construction Industry gives you training programs for employees as well as employers on the identification, prevention, abatement, also avoidance of safety and health hazards in places of work in the construction industry.…
ContinuePosted by Charles Hunt on June 18, 2013 at 10:30pm

A article from the ISQEM blog on one of the latest issues which may effect OHS professionals future careers.
Over the years I have developed business continuity plans (BCP) hoping they would never be used. Unfortunately things are not always under our control and several times I needed to invoke a BCP…
Posted by Wayne Harris on June 16, 2013 at 9:54am
It seems that every newscast brings another report of homes being damaged by wildfires or accidental blazes. Do all you can to keep your home and family off these news reports. Learn basic fire prevention techniques and know how to respond if a fire does affect your home.…
ContinuePosted by Maree Kyle on June 13, 2013 at 2:17pm
Hi everyone, I would like to invite you to visit our new ISQEM safety blog. If you would like to submit articles, photographs or OHS documents for posting, please email mike.wilson@isqem
Posted by Wayne Harris on June 12, 2013 at 7:04pm

Patrick Bell posted a blog postHi everyone, I would like to invite you visit our new ISQEM blog. It will be updated a few times a week so please visit us and spread the…Continue
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Started by Wayne Harris Jun 12.
How can a new General Outreach Trainer make the people understand General Industry Safety Outreach Training is just as important as Construction Safety Training?And why doesn't OSHA police the…Continue
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Favorite Motivational Quote: If you want something, you'll find a way - If not, you'll find an excuse.Favorite Safety Quote: Don't learn safety by accident!Continue
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We often hear people discussing making changes within an organisation; however in reality change is not always achieved to everyone's expectations. The trouble is people often forget the basic…Continue
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OSHA Cites Georgia's Manufacturing Facility For Repeat, Serious Safety Violations
WorkersCompensation.com (press release) The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Spruill Products Inc. for 26 safety and health violations at the company's Atlanta manufacturing facility. OSHA opened an inspection in January under the agency's ... |
Guest Column: OSHA 'hot' over heat stress
Dayton Business Journal OSHA is now focusing on heat related illnesses in the workplace even though it has no Standard which specifically addresses working in a hot environment. It is aggressively pursuing employers and, in a Washington memo to OSHA's Regional Administrators ... |
EHS Today |
Learn & Live: Grain Industry Hazards Lead to Deaths
EHS Today Record death and injuries in 2010 led OSHA to reach out to the agricultural and grain handling industries to find ways to prevent deaths and injuries. OSHA also developed a local emphasis program for grain handling facilities focusing on the grain and ... OSHA cites Burlington Township firm over Medford work OSHA fines Burlington firm for violations Local OSHA Stepping Up Grain Bin Enforcement in Hopes of Preventing Fatalities - |
Deadline extended for OSHA compliance
Newrichlandstar After approving the agenda for the evening, Swearingen updated the council on the first agenda item, OSHA compliance. Swearingen reported the city had been given an extension by OSHA until June 24, 2013. Swearingen said the training night had gone ... |
OSHA fines Harwood Heights manufacturer $50k
Norridge Harwood Heights News Fifteen serious violations were cited, including failure to ensure use of personal protective equipment; and one non-serious violation, failing to record the acid spill injury, according to OSHA. The agency has proposed fines violations are $50,785 ... |
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