Changes to Cal/OSHA Lead Standard
Thirteen years after it was originally proposed, a revised standard for lead exposure to workers was approved on February 15,... Continue reading →
Potential Impact of Occupational Chemicals and Physical Hazards on Reproduction-August 2022
It has been recognized that exposure to certain chemicals during fetal development may increase the risk of negative health consequences, including... Continue reading →
Lead in Construction-June 2018
OCCUSAFE CONSTRUCTION UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety June 2018 IN THIS ISSUE: Lead... Continue reading →
Protect Children from Exposure to Hazardous Metals
Employees who work with heavy metals such as lead and hexavalent chromium should not take their clothes home. Contaminated work... Continue reading →
OSHA’s National Emphasis Program Targets – January 2016
OCCUSAFE UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety January 2016 IN THIS ISSUE:... Continue reading →
Lead in Children’s Toys – December 2015
OCCUSAFE UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety December 2015 IN THIS ISSUE:... Continue reading →
Health Hazards of Oxy-Acetylene Cutting & Welding-June 2015
OCCUSAFE UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety June 2015 IN THIS ISSUE: Health... Continue reading →
Biological Monitoring of Worker Exposure-February 2015
OCCUSAFE UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety February 2015 IN THIS ISSUE:... Continue reading →
Wipe Sampling-March 2011
OCCUSAFE UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety March 2011 IN THIS ISSUE: Wipe Sampling... Continue reading →
Chemical Exposures in Construction-August 2010
OCCUSAFE UPDATE Monthly Round Up of Important Ideas and Standards in Industrial Hygiene and Safety August 2010 IN THIS ISSUE: Chemical Exposures... Continue reading →