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Despite decline, roof fall accidents remain leading cause of coal miner injuries

July 10, 2017
Although improvements in roof control technology in underground coal mines have significantly reduced accidents involving roof and rib falls or coal bursts, such accidents remain a leading cause of injuries, reports the U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA).
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Confined space rescue requires speed & dedication

Are you just checking the box?
Ross Chapman
July 7, 2017

Trying to decide if you need an on-site rescue team for your confined space work? What does the law say? OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.146 outlines several requirements of a rescue team that include: proficiency with skills, equipment, CPR/first-aid certification, etc.


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Machine safeguarding for Robotics: Avoid these 7 deadly risks

Carrie Halle
July 1, 2017

Unlike conventional machinery, robots lack the intelligence of a human operator. In the event of a programming error or hardware malfunction robots have the potential to unexpectedly move large distances at a high rate of speed, posing a serious danger to operators or maintenance personnel.


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Proactive planning: Five essentials of emergency preparedness

Bob Risk
June 30, 2017

Here are five considerations when developing or re-evaluating your organization’s emergency preparedness plan


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Testo Inc DiSCmini App

The World’s Smallest Nanoparticle Counter

June 22, 2017

Testo, Inc., the world’s leading manufacturer of test and measurement instruments, announces the DiSCmini, the smallest handheld instrument for the measurement of nanoparticle.


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About those walking-working surfaces…

OSHA’s new standard requires training and retraining
Jennifer Stroschein
June 21, 2017

Training is one of the most critical elements in safety. Providing workers with the required skills and knowledge to safely do their work is extremely important to OSHA. So important, in fact, that more than 100 of OSHA’s current standards contain specific training requirements.


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Solving a noisy, painful problem

Replace dated equipment to protect your workers
Troy Bergum
June 20, 2017

Unfortunately, while the new building allowed Citrus Systems to increase production of its fruit and vegetable blends, concentrated juices, teas and other custom products, it carried over the same antiquated dock equipment used in the old one. And that caused a noisy, painful problem.


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Five steps to safer machines

A primer on safety technology in standard automation
John Krasnokutsky
June 19, 2017

Any potential risks posed by a machine should be largely eliminated from the start for economic reasons.  And a safety system should minimize unnecessary trips to maximize uptime. Here are five steps to consider when planning a machine build


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Workplace violence strikes S.F. UPS

June 15, 2017
Employees at a San Francisco UPS facility fled in terror yesterday morning screaming, “Shooter! Shooter!” as a gunman opened fire, killing three people and wounding two others before turning the weapon on himself as police closed in.
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Arc flash hazards have not been adequately addressed in the mining industry

June 9, 2017
Arc flash generally refers to the dangerous exposure to thermal energy released by an arcing fault on an electrical power system. In recent years, arc flash hazards have become a prominent safety issue in many industries.
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