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Improper Hazardous Chemical Storage Can Have Disastrous Consequences

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The extreme dangers of improper hazardous chemical storage are far too often overlooked, yet time after time, we are given shocking reminders of their deadly and destructive toll. As we continue to provide news and information around workplace safety during National Safety Month, we must not overlook two of the largest hazardous chemical disasters in […]

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For Workers in Maritime Industries, Safety Has Special Significance

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People who work in the maritime industries know that safety is always the number one priority. This is much more than just a saying, though. Whether you’re in marine construction, shipping, commercial fishing, transportation, offshore oil and gas exploration, or dockside support services, the hazards that surround the maritime industries and the marine environment are […]

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Keeping Machine Shop Workers Safe: Occupational Exposure to Metalworking Fluids

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There are many manufacturing jobs that exist, each with their own set of hazards. For machine shop employees who work with metalworking fluids (MWFS), designed to cool their machines and remove metal particulates produced as the machines operate, potential hazards stem from exposure to these common substances. Workers can breathe in aerosols created from machining, […]

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GHS is Here!

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This week marked the culmination of the years-long effort to align OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard with GHS, the UN’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals. But it’s not the end! As Winston Churchill might say, it’s just the end of the beginning! OSHA has indicated an intent to review and potentially align […]

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EHS Professionals Preparing for ISO 45001— The First International Occupational Health & Safety Standard Coming October 2016

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The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is scheduled to publish its new occupational health & safety standard ISO 45001 in October, 2016. The new standard is being developed with guidance from an international committee of OH&S experts representing more than 50 countries and 20 leading industry organizations including the International Labor Organization (ILO). Its purpose […]

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Three Ways to Engage Employees in Office Ergonomics

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Initiating an office ergonomics process may seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Based on a survey of over 24,000 users of Ergopoint® Office Suite, 98 percent of people are able to fix their own workspace if trained in ergonomics principles and if given the right tools. Engaging employees to participate increases buy-in from […]

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VelocityEHS Celebrates Earth Day with Clean Energy Deal

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VelocityEHS doesn’t just make software to help our customers reach their environmental, health, and safety goals with greater speed and simplicity. Environmental stewardship and sustainability are at the core of everything we do. In honor of Earth Day 2016, VelocityEHS is proud to announce its partnership between our Oakville, Ontario office and Bullfrog Power, Canada’s leading […]

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Why Pilot an Enterprise SaaS?

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Enterprise-wide implementation of SaaS (Software as a Service) rarely happens simultaneously at all locations within an organization.  In fact, the most successful rollouts begin with pilot programs at a handful of locations.  Pilots allow for performance assessment of the SaaS in a live but controlled environment. Pilot programs are particularly advantageous when the SaaS is […]

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Four Key Features of an Office Desk

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If you work from home occasionally (or full-time), lucky you! No matter your work environment, be sure your desk has these must-have features to keep you comfortable and productive all day long. Correct height. The height of your desk should be set according to your elbow height. The typical desk height is 29.5″, designed to […]

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New Silica Rule Has Implications for SDS Authoring, Workplace Signage

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As industry experts begin to analyze the new  1700+ page respirable crystalline silica PEL rule released by OSHA late last week, it’s becoming clear that the expansive nature of the rule will result in new responsibilities for workplaces. Two of the largest involve revised safety data sheets (SDSs) and required workplace signage. The new rule […]

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