Earplugs or Muffs?
When establishing a hearing conservation program, safety professionals need to decide on whether to provide earplugs or earmuffs in order to... Continue reading →
Anticipate, Recognize, Evaluate & Control Health Hazards in the Workplace
When establishing a hearing conservation program, safety professionals need to decide on whether to provide earplugs or earmuffs in order to... Continue reading →
OSHA considers a dust mask as a negative pressure particulate respirator with a filter as an integral part of the... Continue reading →
Employees who work with heavy metals such as lead and hexavalent chromium should not take their clothes home. Contaminated work... Continue reading →
Over the past few years more and more apps have been developed for safety and industrial hygiene. Of those, there... Continue reading →
In most cases, there is more than one chemical exposure standard for a chemical. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration... Continue reading →
The most harmful route of entry for hazardous chemicals is through inhalation and one of the most effective means to... Continue reading →
Certain chemicals, called sensitizers, can cause a substantial proportion of workers to develop an allergic reaction in normal tissue after... Continue reading →
Exposure to UV energy from welding can cause burns to the eyes and skin. Arc flash, a feeling of sand... Continue reading →
The best way to protect against Silica exposure is to keep it wet. When wet, it does not become airborne... Continue reading →
The best way to prevent hearing loss is by reducing or eliminating the exposure. Identifying the source of noise through... Continue reading →