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Hydroblast Hose Failure & Fatality, Calvert City, KY; September 12, 2011
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On Saturday, December 3, 2011, at approximately 8:35 a.m., a bulldozer operator was seriously injured when the bulldozer he was operating travelled over a highwall and fell approximately 90 feet to the pit below. The victim was in the process of clearing grubbing topsoil and preparing the area for the next shot. The victim was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the bulldozer.
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Lightning hit an outbuilding or one of the poles around it during a storm. The hit blew the AT&T phone out of the receiver and caused the burn marks you can see on the ear piece (pics 246, 247, and 250). This is why you don’t talk on a corded phone during a thunder / lightning storm.
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EPA completed 35 enforcement actions from January 1 through March 31, 2012 to ensure individuals, businesses, and governments are complying with environmental regulations. Below is a summary table of EPA’s enforcement actions related to RMP and EPCRA during the second quarter of federal fiscal year 2012 (January – March 2012).
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Does your company issue sun screen and require it to be used for those working outdoors as part of the company{apos}s Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Program?
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My friend, and one of my favorite safety authors Jim Roughton, has launched a series of safety videos on his youtube channel that are OUTSTANDING! These videos are about 5 minutes each and are a MUST SEE for all safety professionals AND management teams looking to get a step-change in their safety performance.
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NOTICE: I am in NO WAY affiliated with, nor do I do any business with, or have any contact with anyone at Cordex. This is NOT an advertisement for Cordex – I just had a chance to play with one of these this weekend and was very impressed with it. For years, we wished we had a camera for HAZLOCs instead of getting a Hotwork Permit and walking around with an LEL detector. Well...
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Many THANKS to Barry Weissman for sharing this with his YAHOO Safety Group! This could be HUGE, bigger than the revised HAZCOM standard. Following its May 3 meeting, the Federal Advisory Council on Occupational Safety and Health (FACOSH) recommended that the Department of Labor consider asking the president to update OSHA’s permissible exposure limits (PELs) by executive order....
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Noise induced hearing loss is irreversible damage to the ears caused by exposure to high levels of noise. These recordings demonstrate how hearing is gradually lost over a working life. In the demonstrations you will hear the effects of both noise exposure and ageing on hearing. The demonstrations rely on comparing how loud the different sections of the recordings sound to you, so it is important do...
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In the month of May (2012) three NH3 Refrigeration facilities have received substantial fines relating to their NH3 refrigeration process. A large food distribution business/cold storage warehouse agreed to pay a penalty of $126,700and a cheese processing facility agreed to pay a penalty of $42,435 to settle claims by that they violated the Clean Air Act by not reporting releases of Anhydrous...
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There is not a PHA that goes by where someone ask me “why are we discussing power outages, when we have no control over them”? It is quite simple, we need to analyze what could/would happen if we loose power! Yes, loosing the power may be out of our hands somewhat, but what happens when we loose it will be 100% our responsibility. Case in hand…
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On Wednesday April 25th 2012, the Infrastructure Security Compliance Division (ISCD) reached a milestone as it completed its 1000th Compliance Assistance Visit (CAV). CAVs support the regulated community by helping chemical facilities to understand and meet the requirements under the Chemical Facility Anti-terrorism Standards (CFATS) based on their own unique circumstances.
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