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  • Spill Sorbents: Understanding The Three Types

    When working with or storing dangerous chemicals and liquids, a major part in effective clean-up and proper precautionary measures is making sure you have the right spill response items on hand. The most common type of spill response item are sorbents. Sorbents are materials or composites used to recover liquids such as leaks, drips or spills. The typical sorbent is designed to adsorb liquids onto its surface.

    There are three types of sorbents to choose from. In order to select the rig

  • Flashlight Safety Ratings Explained

    Any flashlight that will be used in a hazardous environment or confined space should be properly tested to meet or exceed all applicable safety standards for those locations. When selecting a flashlight, make sure it carries the proper approval ratings. Choosing the correct light for your application requires a thorough understanding of your working environment, and a realistic expectation of how a properly selected flashlight will ope

  • Create a complete exit, fire & evacuation guidance system
    Exit, fire & evacuation policies are mandated by OSHA, thus necessary for every business. Emedco helps you to create an exit, fire & evacuation system above and beyond what is expected by OSHA, giving you an edge on safety in any emergency situation. First and foremost, you must place Exit Signs above exit doors. For a money-saving "green" option, choose Emedco's…
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    Did you know that there is such a thing as using the wrong fire extinguisher. Using the wrong one can make fires even worse! For example, if you use a water-based fire extinguisher on an electric fire, you will end up spreading the fire and exposing yourself to electrocution.

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    Given the complexity of workplace safety, trainers are often looking for tools that can make safety training easier. One tool that can be very helpful is an all-in-one training kit. All-in-one training kits provide all of the tools that trainers need to pull together an effective safety training course on all sorts of topics.

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    I just posted the Top 8 Environmental iPhone Apps for the EHS Profession.  Do you have an iPhone?  Check http://todayinehs.com/?p=435 to see if I got it right.  Don't have an iPhone, well then use this information to convince your boss you NEED one!  I will be posting the Top 8 Health and the Top 8 Safety Apps next week. - Sam 
  • Information
    Can anyone please suggest me where could i get some usefull informations, books, study materials regarding safety..? Thanks in advance..
  • OSHA Listens - My Feedback to OSHA
    I'm sure most everyone has heard about the OSHA Listens event held last Thursday (here's the link to the event http://www.osha.gov/as/opa/osha-listens.html)...well I decided to answer the 9 questions they posed for feedback.  It can be found here http://todayinehs.com/?p=365 - please let me know what you think of my answers...too idealistic?  Do you have any better ideas?  If so, please share th…
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    One of my pet prives about EHS systems and programs is that I spend alot of my time retrofitting OSHA, building code etc codes/rules after a system has been put in place by the design department.  I am currently enrolled in a MS degree program and am preparing a paper on this problem, is it because there is not enough education in the OSHA requirements in manufacturing?.  I have determined the root cause to be the lack of curiculim or required courses for design engineers at the college level

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    I am currently wrapping up a 2nd degree in Safety Science at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.  As part of the degree requirements, I need to complete an internship over the summer.  I have some things in the works right now, but can't afford to rest-easy in my efforts until I have the right opportunity locked down.

     

    I am open to considering opportunities anywhere in the country, as long as it's full-time and paid.  Following the internship, I

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