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What is the difference between "street glasses" and ANSI High Impact Safety Glasses
There is not a safety professional on this planet that has not had to deal with a worker putting side shields on their street glasses and trying to pass them off as “safety glasses”.  These days we often get the argument from the worker that the lenses are “plastic and are the same as safety glasses”.  Trying to explain the difference between the two can be difficult,...
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States with RMP accidents causing at least one off-site Death
This table shows the number of RMP facilities — facilities that could potentially have toxic or...
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EPA's General Duty Clause for RMP
Yes, EPA has a General Duty Clause for RMP, much like OSHA’s General Duty Clause.  However,...
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More on EPA's General Duty Clause
I have had tons of questions and comments on last week’s article regarding EPA’s General Duty...
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Top 10 RMP Chemicals by On-Site Quantities
Top 10 RMP Chemicals by On-Site Quantities This table shows amounts of each chemical within processes that have worst-case accidents that could potentially reach off-site. Facilities that are no longer registered with RMP are not included. Chemical Name Chemical Type # of facilities Pounds in processes Ammonia (anhydrous) Toxic 7,672 182,886,947,607 Flammable Mixture Flammable 669 33,886,809,199 Toluene...
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House subcommittee sends chemical security bill, H.R.2868, to full committee
H.R.2868 is to amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to extend, modify, and recodify the...
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Ever heard of "Access to employee exposure and medical records"
When we do our many third-party S&H audits around the country, there are a few findings we could just leave on our spreadsheet as they are so common from business to business. One of these common findings is the lack of annual training for employees on their rights to access, view, copy, etc., their own personal medical records, exposure monitoring for chemicals, noise, radiation, etc., and any...
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Install. Inspect. Protect. Campaign
Install. Inspect. Protect. Smoke alarms save lives. If your smoke alarm was installed more than 10 years ago, it needs to be replaced. Find Out More at the U.S. Fire Administration{apos}s web site. {amp}raquo;
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Refinery Heat Exchanger Failure Fatality
One Year After Catastrophic Accident at the Tesoro Refinery the CSB Continues its Investigation into the April 2010 AccidentBoard Releases a Video Safety Message; Calls on Industry to Invest in Preventive Maintenance Marking the one year anniversary of the tragic accident at the Tesoro Refinery in Anacortes, Washington, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) released a video safety message in which Chairperson...
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Fire Extinguishers & HAZCOM Labeling
Have you ever seen a fire extinguisher with a HAZCOM label (e.g., NFPA 704 or HMIS) and thought to yourself…that is overkill? Well, actually, it is not overkill, and it may be a requirement for the facility under the HAZCOM standard when the extinguisher contains a hazardous chemical. OSHA defines compressed gas as a physical hazard, and therefore, most, if not all, of your fire extinguishers,...
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OSHA cites 5 companies for PRCS violations that lead to a dust flash fire and H2S exposures
Workers were injured while vacuuming explosive dust inside a PRCS to clean out a natural gas processing unit. … HomeRead More »
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