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Ten killed, plane destroyed in post-takeoff crash, fire

July 15, 2019
An airplane that crashed right after takeoff in Addison, Texas last month seemed to lack a normal power level as it taxied down the runway, according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation into the incident, which claimed the lives of ten people. On the morning of June 30, 2019, the plane – which was bound for St. Petersburg, Florida - collided with a hangar and terrain after takeoff from Addison Airport (KADS).
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Enviro Safety Products moves to new office space

July 15, 2019
Enviro Safety Products has moved to a new and larger office space. The new location on Lyons Ave is still in the city of Santa Clarita and northern Los Angeles County. The company has now doubled its staffing capacity and improved its work environment.
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Ergodyne

Ergodyne launches new line of ultra-comfortable hard hats

July 15, 2019
Ergodyne announced a major addition to their Skullerz® lineup of personal protective equipment with the launch of their new hard hats, available in both full-brim or cap style and Class C or Class E protection. This line of hard hats is a first for the company.
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A-Safe

A-Safe launches TrailerKerb for loading flatbeds at the dock

July 15, 2019
Baltimore, Maryland-based A-Safe Inc. has unveiled TrailerKerb, a temporary barrier (or kerb) that provides resistance when forklift trucks get close to the edge of flatbed trailers during loading and unloading operations at the dock.
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Workplace hazards that peak in summer

July 15, 2019
OSHA is urging vigilance among employers and employees to address the types of workplace hazards that tend to peak in the summer months. Hazards related to heat exposure, falls, trenching and excavation, struck-by objects and vehicles, electrical safety, workplace violence, grain bin engulfment and other risks in agricultural operations have been at their highest in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska in July, August, and September in the past three years.
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Weekly news round-up

July 13, 2019
The Secretary of Labor resigns, NIOSH introduces a new chemical management banding strategy and U.S. states get ranked by happiness. These were among the stories featured on ISHN.com this week.
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colors

Using safety painting for OSHA visual organization recommendations

Kayla Matthews
Kayla Matthews
July 12, 2019
Regardless of where you work and how many employees the company has, the environment almost certainly has visual cues that help people spot and avoid dangerous things. That's because OSHA provides approved colors to use around workplaces to designate hazards. Learning about them could help you bring more visual organization to an area and keep workers safer.
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Acosta out as Labor Secretary

July 12, 2019
U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta is resigning his position, saying he does not want a 2008 plea deal involving billionaire Jeffrey Epstein to become a distraction for the Trump administration. Acosta said he called President Trump this morning to tell him about the resignation, which will take effect in a week. The president praised Acosta as a "tremendous talent.”
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Recent high school grad killed in warehouse accident

July 12, 2019
A teenager who graduated from high school last month was killed July 2nd in a warehouse incident in Indiana. News sources say 18-year-old Timothy “TJ” Rich Jr. died at an Aldi warehouse in Greenwood. Rich was loading a truck when a dock plate – a device used to bridge the gap between a truck and the warehouse floor – came down, killing the teen.
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New ANSI standard covers design, training & safe use

New ANSI standard covers MEWP design, training & safe use

Improving mobile elevated work
Rick Smith
July 12, 2019

Mobile elevated work platforms are powerful, durable, and useful machines that help workers perform a wide range of tasks at height. Training operators and other workers on the safe use of these machines is crucial to decrease the risk of injuries, property damage and liability.


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