Compliance

Worker buried in trench collapse survives with broken hip

July 10, 2012

OSHA has cited two Florida companies, Major Plumbing LLC and MAPP Construction LLC, for trenching hazards. OSHA opened an inspection after receiving a complaint in January that an excavation sidewall had collapsed and buried a worker, who sustained a broken hip and was hospitalized.


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Worker injury last year doesn’t bring changes; NY company cited again

“Almost half of the violations were never corrected while others were allowed to recur”
July 9, 2012

OSHA has cited Simtek Inc. for alleged repeat and serious violations of workplace safety standards as well as failing to correct eight hazardous conditions cited during a 2011 OSHA inspection that was prompted by a worker injury.


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Combustible dust hazards found at Dallas feed company

July 6, 2012

OSHA has cited Southwest Feed Mills Inc. with 12 serious safety violations for exposing workers to combustible dust, falls, unguarded machines and other hazards at the company's Dallas facility. A December 2011 inspection was initiated as part of OSHA's Regional Emphasis Program on Grain Handling Facilities. Proposed penalties total $45,000.
 


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OSHA moves ahead on head protection rulemaking

July 5, 2012

OSHA has issued a direct final rule and a notice of proposed rulemaking to revise the personal protective equipment (PPE) sections of its general industry, shipyard employment, longshoring, and marine terminals standards regarding requirements for head protection.


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Anticipate and prevent injuries

How predictive analytics support safety management systems
July 3, 2012
Many companies employ safety management systems (SMS) to great effect.


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Rebuilding credibility

Oil & gas companies drill down on safety
July 3, 2012
For pros who lament their lack of stature, be careful what you ask for.


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Eliminate life-altering incidents

5 critical practices for project teams
July 3, 2012
Over the past several years, industry has made significant advances in our understanding of serious and fatal injuries.


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Goodbye to paper and spreadsheets

Analyze EHS data for immediate action
July 3, 2012
In 2012, it’s hard to believe that archaic paper and spreadsheet-based systems are still widely used to handle corporate environment, health and safety management programs, yet this remains a fact of life for businesses around the globe, and the same is no less true in the oil and gas industry.


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Wireless sensor systems

make sense for midstream operations
July 3, 2012
In the oil and gas industry, operations are classified as upstream, midstream and downstream.


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Treacherous Trenches

Crucial steps can stop fatal incidents
July 3, 2012
Most trenches are dug to lay pipe or place manholes, conduit runs, or footings.


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