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PELs

OSHA’s exposure limits are dangerously out of date

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
January 13, 2016

As industrial hygienist Dan Markiewicz writes in his “Managing Best Practices” column this month, “You can’t rely on old information.


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ISHN’s 50th anniversary

ISHN’s 50th anniversary is a chance to reflect and predict

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
January 5, 2016

2016 marks the 50th anniversary of ISHN — Industrial Safety & Hygiene News. In each issue we’ll devote a 50th anniversary column, “Time Machine.”


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PELs

OSHA’s exposure limits are dangerously out of date

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
January 4, 2016

As industrial hygienist Dan Markiewicz writes in his “Managing Best Practices” column this month, “You can’t rely on old information.


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AEDs and Good Samaritan laws

Provide training to give rescuers immunity from civil liability
Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 11, 2015

About 10,000 sudden cardiac arrests (SAC) occur each year while the victims are working, according to OSHA. How many employees do you think are reluctant to come to their aid using automated external defibrillators (AEDs) due to the fear of being sued if something goes wrong?


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Safety gets delayed (again)

Rail lines get 3-5 years to install new braking system
Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 9, 2015

Congress in October gave the nation’s railroads three more years, and possibly up to five, to install a mandated safety system that would automatically slow trains running at unsafe speeds, and which safety experts say could have prevented May’s fatal Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia.


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Radiation Protection Program leadership

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 6, 2015

The objective of the Department of Energy’s Radiation Protection Program (RPP) is to ensure radiation exposures to DOE workers and the public, and releases of radioactivity to the environment, are maintained below regulatory limits, and deliberate efforts are taken to further reduce exposures and releases as low as reasonably achievable.


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Safety gets delayed (again)

Rail lines get 3-5 years to install new braking system
Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 2, 2015

Congress in October gave the nation’s railroads three more years, and possibly up to five, to install a mandated safety system that would automatically slow trains running at unsafe speeds, and which safety experts say could have prevented May’s fatal Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia.


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AEDs and Good Samaritan laws

Provide training to give rescuers immunity from civil liability
Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 2, 2015

About 10,000 sudden cardiac arrests (SAC) occur each year while the victims are working, according to OSHA. How many employees do you think are reluctant to come to their aid using automated external defibrillators (AEDs) due to the fear of being sued if something goes wrong?


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Radiation Protection Program leadership

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 2, 2015

The objective of the Department of Energy’s Radiation Protection Program (RPP) is to ensure radiation exposures to DOE workers and the public, and releases of radioactivity to the environment, are maintained below regulatory limits, and deliberate efforts are taken to further reduce exposures and releases as low as reasonably achievable.


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How do you engage a job-hopping workforce?

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
November 3, 2015

The rally cry of being your sister’s and brother’s keeper is an old saw in the workplace safety world.


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