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Evaluating Your Chemical Safety Training to Make it More Effective

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As one of the main pillars of OSHA’s Hazard Communication (HazCom) Standard, employee training is a critical part of your company’s workplace safety and regulatory compliance. Yet, HazCom training is also one of the most commonly overlooked elements of safety programs, as many employers struggle to make it effective, engaging, and relevant. In our article […]

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Managing Multi-Employer Worksite Responsibilities for HazCom

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Today’s workplace is far different than it was in the past. Workers from multiple employers are increasingly working side-by-side at the same worksites, and employers are sharing responsibility for worker safety more and more. When chemicals are involved, confusion can arise over who has obligations under OSHA’s HazCom Standard. We know that, because people often […]

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SCHC Fall 2019 Meeting Covers Latest Updates on OSHA HazCom, WHMIS, GHS & TSCA

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VelocityEHS was in attendance Tuesday morning at the Society for Chemical Hazard Communication’s Fall 2019 Meeting in Arlington, Virginia. Representatives from OSHA and Health Canada, along with industry subject matter experts convened to deliver important regulatory updates, and lend their expertise on a wide range of hazard communication and chemical safety topics including OSHA’s Hazard […]

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OSHA Seeks Input on Silica Dust Hazards and Issues Reminder About Delinquent Recordkeeping Forms

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OSHA is currently requesting action on two concerns that affect employers. OSHA Seeking Silica Standard Feedback OSHA is considering potential revisions to Table 1 of its Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard for Construction, and requesting input on additional engineering and work practice control methods to effectively limit exposure to silica for the equipment and tasks currently listed. […]

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Are You Managing Your EHS Actions, or are They Managing You?

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The job of an EHS professional is never over. There’s always work that needs doing, including an ever-growing list of tasks we need to complete to address risks and maintain effective workplace safety programs. Making life more difficult, the work has a way of multiplying. Sometimes, it seems that for every item we cross off […]

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VelocityEHS Offers HazCom Support for Emergency Responders, Businesses and Others Affected by Hurricane Dorian

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VelocityEHS will once again provide disaster relief to organizations, emergency responders and local businesses affected by Hurricane Dorian through access to its VelocityEHS safety data sheet (SDS) library at no cost. For a limited time, all customers and non-customers located in the storm’s path can visit www.EHS.com/disaster and search through the millions of safety data […]

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Understanding MSD Risk Scoring: Whole Body vs. Individual Body Segment

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If you use VelocityEHS’ industrial ergonomics software, this short explanation of risk scoring is worth the read. After sitting in on a client discussion about the difference between whole-body scoring and individual-body-segment scoring, I asked certified ergonomist  and member of our research team Rick Barker for clarification. Here’s what he said: The correct question isn’t […]

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OSHA and Health Canada Issue Joint Guidance Documents

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Health Canada have issued three new joint guidance documents to support implementation of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). They’ve published the documents through the Regulatory Cooperation Council (RCC), which exists to assist companies who may need to manage regulatory requirements from both […]

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Preventing Workplace Violence in the Health Care Industry

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The U.S. health care industry employs more than 20 million individuals and I’m willing to bet that each and every one of us has a friend or family member who’s worked as a nurse, a doctor, a home health care worker, paramedic or other health care professional. For so many of us, the threat of […]

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