Why is HazCom important?
HazCom training is an important part of a workplace’s overall safety efforts. Providing employees with training that is specifically for...
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Stationary Process Container Safety for Food Processing
A stationary container system is comprised of a tank or process contained with pope work and fittings, all located in...
Which Countries are Participating in GHS?
Although the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals is not a legal requirement, many countries are choosing...
Will Permissible Exposure Limits Change?
Last month, OSHA issued a Request for Information in order to begin a national dialogue about permissible exposure limits (PELs) for...
Pipe Labels – In-House vs. Pre-Made
Using Pipe Labels for Safety and Convenience Keeping the pipes in your facility properly labeled is important for both safety...
GHS Transition Tips…in Case You’ve Been Procrastinating
The transition from OSHA’s old Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) to the new standard that incorporates the United Nations’ Globally Harmonized...
Hazard Communication – 1910.1200
Improving Hazard Communication in the Workplace If you’re looking for ways to improve the overall safety of your facility, one...
Chemical Hazards in the Workplace and How to Prepare for Them
Does your company have hazardous chemicals in the workplace? If so, you’re required to comply with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard,...
Hazardous Chemical Cleanup: Steps for Dealing with a Spill
Despite your best efforts to avoid employee exposure to hazardous chemicals, if your company uses chemicals, it will likely experience...
HazCom: Simplified Program Ideas for Safety Managers
Many hazardous substances and materials enter the workplace, but some industries certainly use more hazardous materials than others. Even if...
