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Preparing for OSHA’s Recordkeeping Deadline: Common Questions and Mistakes

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OSHA’s Recordkeeping deadline is quickly approaching. By February 1, employers in the U.S. covered by the rule are required to prepare, certify and post a signed hard copy of their Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses (Form 300A) in a location accessible to employees to view. While OSHA has made no changes to the Rule […]

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Why You Should Use Lift Assists in the Workplace

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Lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling—these common manual material handling tasks are major contributors to low back pain and overexertion injuries in the workplace. In fact, forceful exertions are considered a growing global problem and account for about 23 percent of all occupational injuries in the United States. One of the best solutions for manual material handling woes is […]

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Before Launching Your Office Ergonomics Process…Do This!

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Happy New Year! A new year often brings new goals and resolutions. Is one of your goals this year to roll out an office ergonomics process within your company? If so, here are four things that you should consider before launch: 1.Define the scope of your process. We generally see two approaches to rolling out […]

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USP 800 & OSHA HazCom: Understanding Your Requirements for Handling Hazardous Drugs in the Healthcare Industry

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The United States Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) estimates that more than 8 million US healthcare workers are exposed to hazardous drugs (HDs) in the workplace each year. Hazardous drugs (HDs) are a class of pharmaceuticals that pose serious health risks to individuals who handle them, including organ toxicity, reproductive and developmental defects, genetic toxicity, cancer and […]

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Lessons Learned: Improving HazCom and Avoiding the Dangers of Incompatible Chemicals

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by Phil Molé An employee at a popular chain restaurant recently died due to chemical exposures from a reaction between common, but incompatible, cleaning compounds. This incident, like many others before it, is disturbing because the chemicals used are so common, and tragic because it is avoidable. It’s an unfortunate reminder that HazCom management is […]

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“Use it or Lose it”: Making the Most of Your 2019 EHS Budget

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2019 is winding down, and if you’ve been cost-conscious about your EHS budget throughout the year, you might be fortunate enough to find yourself with some funding still available. Unfortunately, many businesses take a “use it or lose it” approach when it comes to their annual budgeting processes, and unused funding this year often translates […]

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VelocityEHS Showcases IH Software in Live Demo Webinar

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VelocityEHS is excited to announce our November 7, 2019 webinar featuring a live demonstration of our industrial hygiene (IH) software. If you want to see how easy IH program management can be, this is a webinar you won’t want to miss! Software Designed for the Changing World of IH Management The need to anticipate and […]

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New Video Highlights OSHA Inspection Process and Procedures

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OSHA recently released a new five-minute video that provides a general overview of what occurs during each of the three phases of its inspection process, including the opening conference, walkaround and closing conference. Those who have been through an OSHA inspection understand how stressful a situation it can be. During an inspection, OSHA’s certified safety […]

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Ontario Ministry of Labour Announces Inspection Blitz on Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs)

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On October 1, 2019 the Ontario Ministry of Labour (MOL) announced it will begin an inspection blitz aimed at preventing work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). This inspection blitz will target workplaces across Ontario, specifically those in construction, health care, industrial and mining sectors. The start of the blitz happens to coincide with October’s Global Ergonomics Month, […]

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