Articles by Adrienne Burke

The 25th anniversary of the Occupational Safety and Health Act couldn’t have come at a more opportune time for Joe Dear and Linda Rosenstock, who head the two agencies created by the legislation in 1970.

OSHA makes "skin notations" for 147 of the substances for which it regulates inhalation exposures- have no immediately noticeable health effects.

Instruments today can calibrate themselves, calculate time-weighted averages and short-term exposure limits, and operate with the touch of only two or three buttons, one of which is the on/off switch.

What does it take to get clients who aren't just looking for the low bid, but who want professional work at a reasonable price?

How puzzled would you be if workers in your plant's quietest area performed worse on hearing tests than those in the noisiest machine shop?

The Safety Culture Revolution Web site was created by the worker safety committee that represents nearly 1,000 people in the plant engineering department at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories.

Want to know what exactly OSHA requires of you, where to get new training materials or just some ideas for livening up that boring course you conduct?

Wouldn't you like a way to show the finance folks at your company just how your environmental health and safety work adds value and saves money?

Results from Industrial Safety & Hygiene News’ most recent survey on computer usage prove that a lot has changed.