by Adam Underwood | Jul 25, 2018 | Exposure Monitoring, Industrial Hygiene, OSHA Recordkeeping |
As Industrial Hygiene consultants, we receive a host of exposure monitoring requests for a myriad of chemicals, vapors, dusts, etc. In our experience, we would likely characterize beryllium exposure monitoring as one of the more infrequent, if not exotic requests. But...
by Robert Campbell | Jul 9, 2018 | Mock OSHA Inspections, OSHA Recordkeeping, Process Safety Management, Program Development, Safety Training |
“THE PROSPECT OF APPLYING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY LAW TO PROTECT NFL WORKERS,” was the statement proposed by Adam M. Finkel, Christopher R. Deubert, Orly Lobel, I. Glenn Cohen and Holly Fernandez Lynch and was the primary study developed by the Law and Ethics...
by Bill Taylor, CSP | Jun 26, 2018 | OSHA Recordkeeping |
Just in case you have forgotten, this is your reminder that July 1st is the deadline to submit your 2017 injury and illness data. Some locations are not required to submit while others, depending on the size of the establishment, may need to submit the 2017 OSHA 300A,...
by Bill Taylor, CSP | May 24, 2018 | Compliance Audits, Fall Protection, Mock OSHA Inspections, OSHA Recordkeeping, Safety, Safety Training |
As a senior safety consultant with The EI Group, Inc., my travels take me all over the country, ensuring clients are complying with OSHA regulations and their workplaces and employees are kept safe. While EI’s clients can be found far and wide, at times I am reminded...
by Tim Coffey | Mar 20, 2018 | Arc Flash, Arc Flash Training, Safety |
With the new 2018 NFPA 70E standard now in full swing, one point of emphasis that we noticed was informative Annex Q. Annex Q is a brand new process within the NFPA 70E where the focus is on understanding human interaction with energized electrical parts and how to...
by Bill Taylor, CSP | Feb 27, 2018 | Safety Training |
You’re an EHS professional. How many times have you walked into a restaurant or other public facility and noticed a blocked exit or fire extinguisher? No one else seems to notice your discovery. Employees appear to be completely oblivious to this obvious OSHA...
