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State of the EHS Nation 2010
Exclusive results from ISHN's 26th annual White Paper Survey

2010 Convention Companion
Your guide to this year's hottest industry trade shows.

Bringing clarity to confined space protection
Most of the changes in the 2009 edition of ANSI Z117 Safety Requirements for Confined Spaces are not substantial but clarify the intent of the committee in several important areas.

by Craig Schroll

Your protective footwear program
There are almost as many variations in workplace safety footwear programs as there are workplaces.

by Dave Johnson, Editor

BW TECH
BW Technologies

Moldex
Moldex

REVCO
REVCO

How to keep the “Undercover Boss” safe on the job (2/9)
The American Society of Safety Engineers’ (ASSE) Management Practice Specialty and Service Branch Groups today congratulated the CEOs for taking the initiative to learn more about their company employees, vendors and customers by going undercover and behind the scenes in the new CBS show ‘Undercover Boss’. For future ‘Undercover Bosses’, ASSE has a couple of suggestions aimed at keeping them safe on the job.

OSHA will listen later – public hearing for input on agenda postponed due to snow (2/9)
The “OSHA Listens” national hearing to solicit public input on the agency’s future agenda, scheduled for Wednesday, February 10, has been postponed due to this past weekend’s blizzard that buried DC in more than two feet of snow, and forecasts for more snow this week. The agency said a new date will be set.

CSB to investigate fatal explosion at Connecticut power plant (2/8)
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) is deploying a seven-person team to the site of a fatal explosion at the Kleen Energy Plant in Middletown, Connecticut, according to an agency press release. The team is expected on site today.

Researchers focus on worker populations at higher risk for injury and illness (2/8)
Low-wage, low-skilled, and immigrant workers face disproportionately high risks for work-related injuries and illnesses in comparison with the U.S. workforce in general, according to a recent update from the National Institute for Occupation Health and Safety (NIOSH). They also encounter significant barriers in accessing training and education programs, health care systems, and legal protections that are critical for mitigating those risks.

EDITORIAL COMMENTS: True grit in filmmaking
What is the best movie you have seen reflecting the realities, attitudes and culture of true grit working people?

by Dave Johnson, Editor

MANAGING BEST PRACTICES: Smartphones as an EHS game-changer
Smartphone technology can enhance our ability to perform better. Check out some features that might impact EHS practice.

by Dan Markiewicz, MS, CIH, CSP, CHMM


























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