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How to Survive a Chemical Management Audit

How to Survive a Chemical Management Audit

Detailed white paper examines how to satisfy regulatory requirements and pass workplace chemical audits

• Eliminate chemical safety deficiencies
• Align chemical inventory with SOPs
• Deploy a successful chemical safety management program

For a free copy, CLICK HERE

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GasAlertQuattro

The GasAlertQuattro features IntelliFlash, a green LED confidence flash that verifies normal operation to both the user and supervisors from up to 20 ft. / 6.10 m. With easy to identify bump test and calibration icons, power options that outlast your shift and one-button operational simplicity, seeing is believing. <MORE>     

 

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Whole Air Sampling for VOCs

Air canisters for ambient air monitoring are now available in 400 mL and 1,000 mL sizes for industrial hygiene applications. Both grab and 8-hour integrated samples can be collected without using a sampling pump, and quick-connect fittings simplify use in the field. Siltek® treated mini-cans deliver the high level of inertness needed for collecting reactive compounds.
Restek Corporation 814/353-1300 <MORE>

 

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Miner Safety and Health Act of 2010
July 13 ^th 2010 Solicitor of Labor M. Patricia Smith, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health Joseph A. Main and Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Dr. David Michaels testified on the Miner Safety and Health Act of 2010 legislation before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Education and Labor. <MORE>

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US Department of Labor’s OSHA distributes oil spill cleanup safety guides and fact sheets. Materials to be published in several languages.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration is distributing thousands of safety guides and fact sheets to employees involved with the oil spill cleanup along the Gulf Coast.
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OSHA has recently reviewed Methylene Chloride standard
The review indicates that the standard is succeeding in protecting workers from the effects of methylene chloride exposure, such as respiratory and central nervous system failure and cancer.
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Dr. David Michaels released a statement regarding his concerns about the oil spill clean-up workers not receiving proper training
Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Health and Safety Dr. David Michaels released on July 7 ^th 2010 a  statement regarding his concern that some of the Gulf Coast oil spill clean-up workers are not receiving proper training.
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