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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 10.8.2010 – Why safety pros are turned off to OSHA; when culture is corrupted; whatever happened to Thorne Auchter?

October 8, 2010
Good Friday,

The mother of all U.S. safety trade shows, the National Safety Congress & Expo, was held this week in San Diego. Cloudy, rainy San Diego.
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 9.29.2010 – Chile mine rescue, OSHA blows off whistleblowers? Don’t drive distracted. Healthcare dangers. Unfortunate teachable moment.

September 29, 2010
Good Hump Day to you,

As the world of safety turns…
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 9.17.2010 – $175K for worker’s death, $10 million for dead fish; worker deaths in 2009 nearly equal U.S. soldier deaths in Iraq since 2003

September 17, 2010
Good Friday morning,

QUESTION OF THE DAY:

OSHA chief Dr. David Michaels at a conference earlier this week: “How can we tell Jeff Davis' wife Mary, and her five children, that the penalty for killing fish and crabs is many times higher than the penalty for killing her husband and their father?”
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 9.15.2010.doc – cell phone hazards, rules resistors, safety position justification, nanotech monitoring, near miss reporting cultures

September 15, 2010
Happy Hump Day to you,

THIS JUST IN:

GULF CLEANUP WORKER SAFETY – GOVT. PASSED THE BUCK IN PLANNING STAGE - OSHA AND NIOSH FORCED TO REACT TO DECISIONS MADE W/O THEIR INPUT
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 9.13.2010 – Death of OSHA reform? Doesn’t dent OSHA growing relevance.

September 13, 2010
Good Monday morning,

OSHA REFORM: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING?

DC insiders say it looks less likely that OSHA penalties across the board will be increased and criminal prosecutions broadened as part of the much ballyhooed OSHA Reform Package. OSHA reform legislation has yet to be voted on in the House, where Dem majority could easily push it through.
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 9.10.2010 – Saving VPP, BP snared in Swiss cheese, Labor Day blues

September 10, 2010
Good Friday morning,

SAVING VPP

Late in August OSHA boss Dr. David Michaels walked into the annual meeting of the Voluntary Protection Program Participants Association (VPPPA) with a message of tough love:
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 9.8.2010 – OSHA goes retail; the hits keep coming; zero injury goal for Ground Zero’s Freedom Tower; Mother Jones’s comeback

September 8, 2010
Welcome to September’s first hump day,

OSHA GOES RETAIL

Since September 1, OSHA has fined a supermarket, a discount dollar store, a pharmacy and a lumberyard for violations found by inspectors.

Just keeping everyone on their toes…
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat – 9.3.2010 – the price of not enough sleep; fatigue risks to hospital residents; OSHA concerned about fatigue risks in general

September 3, 2010
Good Friday morning and happy Labor Day weekend,

How did you sleep last night?

STUDY: CHRONIC INSOMINIA RAISES MALE DEATH RATES
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat – 9.1.2010 – safety perception survey; a long way from zero; challenging bad attitudes; who’s stressed?

September 1, 2010
Good September morning to you and farewell to the dog days,

CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?

New research released yesterday for the Public Welfare Foundation shows that 85 percent of workers rate safety as the most important workplace issue.
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Dave Johnson’s Safety Beat 8.30.2010 – Knee-jerk safety reactions; young pros withhold their trust; do companies really care?

August 30, 2010
Good Monday morning,

As we head down the homestretch of summer…

KNEE-JERK SAFETY REACTIONS

From the discussion group EHSQ Elite:

The Question: “There's got to be some pretty entertaining ‘mistakes’ we humans have made with the best intentions of making it safer. These we can file under the ‘FAILED’ folder.
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