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ATE: Lead in Drinking Water

Q. Regarding the Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act: In the FAQ guidance from EPA, I cannot find any mention of water meters. Are they exempt?

California Reports Fewer Workplace Fatalities

Workplace fatalities may be up nationwide, but California’s Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) released preliminary statistics for the state that show a 16 percent decline in workplace deaths from 2013 to 2014. While DIR Director Christine Baker called the downward trend encouraging, she emphasized the need for employers to continue their commitment to workplace safety. […]

Coal-Fired Utility NSR Violations

Coal-Fired Utility NSR Violations Power plants and other major sources of air pollution in attainment areas are required to comply with NSR requirements for Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) when constructing new sources and when making major modifications at existing sources. These requirements include installing best available control technology (BACT) and undertaking an air quality […]

OSHA 10- and 30-Hour Training Programs: What You Need to Know

OSHA 10- and 30-hour training programs have grown rapidly over the years. Millions of workers have been trained, and classes have been held all over the country. The OSHA 10-hour training programs are intended to provide entry-level training for workers and employers on the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of safety and health hazards in […]

2022 Safety Standout Awards Ceremony

The winners of the 2022 Safety Standout Awards have been selected! Our latest honorees demonstrated a steadfast commitment to safety. The winners are as follows: Best Overall Safety Program and Culture: Verizon Innovations in Safety Training Award: Ally Safety Best Safety Committee: Phillips 66 Moving Beyond Compliance Award: EV Construction Young Safety Professional Excellence Award: […]

USTs: 15 Steps to Take After a Flood

After a Flood If your UST has been in a flood, take the following actions, depending on site-specific conditions: Do not assume everything is OK because water didn’t actually flood over the station. The water table could have risen and caused problems. Make sure the power to any UST-related equipment is off (such as power […]

It’s All in Your Head

Does your workplace present hazards to your employees’ heads? If so, you need to give them the hard facts on hard hats so they can protect what’s in their heads. Hard hat safety is crucial for initial training and also for refresher training. First, show employees how to select a hard hat that protects against […]