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Groovin' at work (safely)

September 8, 2005
Employees are bringing their own music to work far more than in years past, expert says; safety policies needed
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BP scrambles to audit and upgrade safety performance

September 2, 2005
Petrochemical maker reacts to a string of incidents, including refinery explosion in March that killed 15
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McWane makes safety news again

September 2, 2005
Court papers reveal that foundry company admitted to willfully violating federal safety rules
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China cracks down on coal mine safety

September 2, 2005
7,000 mines to have operations suspended due to poor safety standards
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Safety pro takes heart in Gulf Coast response

September 2, 2005
"I get a catch in my throat when I watch the American people responding," says Louisiana resident
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On-the-job death count climbed in 2004

September 2, 2005
5,703 workers died from work-related injuries last year, according to the BLS
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Health hazards soar in wake of Hurricane Katrina

September 2, 2005
The city has been a favorite location for many national safety and health meetings
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McDonald's, gas company fined for deadly leak

August 26, 2005
Two workers, including an 18-year-old McDonald's employee, were overcome with carbon dioxide in January incident
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New transportation bill amends hazmat law

August 26, 2005
Hazardous material shippers will be affected by several new provisions of the 2005 SAFETEA-LU
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OSHA fines Guam construction firm following deadly fall

August 26, 2005
Proposed penalties total $147,000; violations included failing to provide fall protection
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