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Thick-lensed frames that pinched your face. Glasses sliding down your nose. Distorted vision. And probably a headache by the end of the day.

Type A personalities can’t find the brake

Slow down and live in the moment. This is a worthwhile resolution for the New Year, similar to one I proposed in January 2003 — “Yield the right-of-way.”

Then tailor concepts to fit your safety efforts

To start the year off I want to study current managerial thinking, based on three best-selling books, and apply some of their concepts to workplace safety.

How blips on a screen can shape careers

If there’s a language more dense and indecipherable than consultantese, it might come from the think tanks that populate Washington, D.C. and many a comfortable campus.

Keys to using air purifying respirators (APRs)

The basis of any good respiratory protection program is the trained program administrator required by 29 CFR 1910.134 (c).

ISHN E-ZINE Vol. 4, No. 12, Thursday, December 22, 2005

Scathing review cites lapses in leadership, risk awareness, compliance and workplace conditions

Despite warnings, people are heading back into parts of the city with unsafe mold contamination counts

DoL offers precautionary tips to employers aimed at preventing tragedy during the season

85 percent of HR pros said their organizations have formal preparedness plans in place