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  • Watch the Game

    Latest Blog Entry:
    Watch the Game—and the Sausage

    By Jerry Laws

    Federal food safety gurus say people throwing or attending a Super Bowl party should make sure none of the recently recalled Italian sausage or salami is on the menu for the big game.

  • An organisation divided by a common language

    When it comes to risk and safety there is common legislation, but everyone seems to have their own ’spin’ on it.

    Even within a single organisation people read the same instructions and interpret them differently. It’s hardly surprising that different organisations have completely different ideas about what a complex set of legislation and guidance actually means.

    When you take the next step and take the risk and safety issues global, there’s even more diversity in the interpreta

  • Do you have what it takes to become US government contractor?

    Do you have what it takes to become US government contractor?

    Whether or not you are self-certified or having some professional firm like us combined 40 years of Federal business experiences to assist with your 8A application; you might want to think about the followings;

  • The Basics of Forklift Safety (Part 2)

    Understanding the basics of forklift stability

    1. Forklifts are designed to carry loads. When a forklift moves without a load it is much more unstable than one with a load carried low to the ground.
    2. Because loads are not fastened down, applying the brakes often causes the load to shift, causing additional instability.
    3. Loads are intended to be carried low. When a load is raised the stability of the forklift drops substantially. This becomes even more dangerous if
  • The Basics of Forklift Safety (Part 1)

    Do you remember the movie "Christine", the 1958 Plymouth fury with attitude based on a book by Stephen King?

    You may not have a killer car in your warehouse out for revenge but chances are you've got one or more forklifts in it with the same destructive power. The fact is that the average forklift weighs as much as a medium-sized dump truck and, because it's small and most often a lot quieter than a dump truck, it can become a very real source of danger to your employees. Additionally,

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  • Reviewers Needed for Proposed Revision to Hand Protection Selection Standard

    The voluntary consensus standard, ANSI/ISEA 105 American National Standard for Hand Protection Selection Criteria is scheduled to be revised by the end of the year.  As part of the development process, standards drafted by ISEA product groups become American National Standards t

  • Doctorates in Occupational Safety and Health
    I am wondering if anyone knows of any Doctorate programs in OSH.  So far it is looking like I might have to choose another area - maybe Riak Management, or something business oriented which I would like to avoid.
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    Can anyone guide me about the record which are needed to be maintained in order to get OSHAS 18001. Also if possible can anyone highlight difference between OSHA 18001 and ISO 14001.
  • I want to become a safety officer
    hello my name is joe and I have 15 yrsof union sheet metal experience. I recently acquired my osha 30hr and just took the osha 510 class. I am about to take the osha 500 class and the first aid/cpr class. Can someone advise me on how I can make a transition to become a safety officer. thanx joe
  • Articulating/Aerial Lift Fall Protection
    After years of fighting with the lift manufacturers, OSHA has FINALLY come out with an interpretation that Personal Fall Arrest Equipment shall not be used in a lift. I'm a former OSHA Compliance Officer and I conducted Fatality Investigations almost on a daily schedule. And about every two weeks I would have one where an employee fell out of the basket with a 6' energy absorbing lanyard anchored to the basket.

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