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Construction agreement aims to strengthen site safety culture

January 21, 2005

State of Michigan, unions and Detroit-based construction company join forces for dangerous underground project

Ergo claims & costs keep climbing

January 21, 2005

Thanks to computer use, repetitive musculoskeletal injuries are the nation's top workplace health cost

OSHA inspectors show signs of beryllium health problems

January 21, 2005

Agency estimates that 1,000 of its inspectors have worked in industries handling the deadly metal

Hex chromium standard to get hearing

January 21, 2005

OSHA is proposing to lower its PEL; February hearings are open to the public

Time is (more important than) money

January 14, 2005

Workers would prefer time off rather than an annual pay hike, survey says

Los Alamos safety record

January 14, 2005

Lab â€” and all its employees â€” must "redouble" its efforts to embrace a safety mindset

Post your numbers in February, OSHA reminds employers

January 14, 2005

Posting must include summary of last year's injuries and illnesses

Action heats up on asbestos compensation bill

January 14, 2005

Senate leaders vow to bring "no-fault" compensation legislation to the Senate floor in coming weeks

Living in a hazmat world

January 14, 2005

New literature aims to educate the public on hazardous materials

EPA: Chemical used to make Teflon might pose health risks

January 14, 2005

Evidence exists that PFOA is carcinogenic in rats, but the cancer hazard for people is less certain, report reveals

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