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Oil & gas investment drives market for gas leak detectors

September 1, 2015

Gas leak detectors are equipment that indicates the presence of gases in ambient air using technologies such as electrochemical, infrared and ultrasonic. These devices are used to detect toxic and combustible gases in order to maintain safety during operations.


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How to rate job performance

It doesn’t have to be a dreaded ordeal
Dr. John Kello
August 31, 2015

Reality often does not match intent when it comes to performance appraisals.


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Baby’s on the way—What about your respirator?

August 28, 2015

Pregnant women may turn to maternity clothes for comfort but may wonder whether they need a new respirator in the workplace.


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How one supermarket chain is preventing MSDs among its warehouse workers

OSHA is hoping that other companies follow suit
August 26, 2015

Before consumers get to choose products in the supermarket, workers in warehouses nationwide pack bulk quantities of merchandise onto wooden pallets and load them onto delivery trucks. The nature of this work puts the people who do it at risk for serious sprains, strains and other musculoskeletal injuries.


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Precautions can improve cold-room comfort

August 26, 2015

Work in cold, damp conditions can be uncomfortable, even just for an hour or two. However, workers who prepare food for 8-hour shifts in refrigerated, 40°F food preparation and storage enclosures called cold rooms may feel extremely uncomfortable, have declining work performance, and be more likely to get hurt on the job.


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Federal officers exposed to high levels of lead

August 25, 2015

Hundreds of U.S. air marshals and federal Bureau of Prisons employees were exposed to dangerous levels of lead while pursuing required firearms proficiencies at gun ranges sanctioned by the federal government, according to an investigation by the Seattle Times.


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Illinois construction companies exposed workers to asbestos

Company threatened to fire workers who spoke with OSHA
August 21, 2015

As they did the hard work of removing floor tiles, insulation and other materials at what was once an elementary school, employees of two Illinois companies were unaware that they were exposed to deadly asbestos fibers.


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Job strain linked to increased sick leave

Improving work psychosocial factors may reduce mental health sick leave
August 20, 2015

Workers with high job demands and job strain are at increased risk of sick leave due to mental disorders, reports a study in the August Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, official publication of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM).


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Bloodborne pathogen exposure, safe patient handling among healthcare worker safety priorities

AOHP releases 2015-2017 Public Policy Statement
August 20, 2015

On behalf of healthcare workers across the nation and beyond, the Association of Occupational Health Professionals in Healthcare (AOHP) has released its 2015-2017 Public Policy Statement, which specifically targets health and safety concerns in healthcare.


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Putting meat on the bones: the “Develop” stage of a Fatigue Reduction Management System (FRMS)

Todd Dawson
August 20, 2015

Once the basic framework of an FRMS is defined and critical focus areas are determined, we can begin to develop the specific countermeasures. These countermeasures fall into a handful of layers of protection.


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