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Education Connection 2024 April

Find all the latest updates in the February 2024 Education Connection, providing AIHA members with updates regarding upcoming education, and volunteer opportunities.

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2024 Upton Sinclair Memorial Lecture Examines Silicosis Epidemic Among Artificial-Stone Fabricators

2024 Upton Sinclair Memorial Lecture examines silicosis epidemic among artificial-stone fabricators in Southern California during AIHA Connect, AIHA’s annual conference and expo for OEHS professionals.

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April 11, 2024

Controls for Workplace Violence

Image Credit: Getty Images / GlenJ This blog post is based on a presentation given by Eva Glosson at AIHce EXP 2023. An expanded version was publishe...

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MSHA Lowers PEL, Establishes Action Level for Silica in Mines

In a new final rule, MSHA sets a uniform permissible exposure limit and action level for respirable crystalline silica for all mines.

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Joint U.S.-Brazil Campaign on Heat Stress Aims to Protect Workers Worldwide

The International Labor Organization has announced a new global campaign to expand international cooperation and policy exchanges as well as support research on best practices for protecting workers from heat stress.

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CSB Urges Greater Use of Remote Isolation Equipment at Chemical Facilities

According to CSB, remote isolation equipment can allow a chemical release to be quickly stopped from a safe location, helping to prevent injuries and fatalities among workers as well as reducing facility damage.

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EPA: Flame Retardant and Plasticizer TCEP Presents "Unreasonable Risk to Workers"

A final risk evaluation published by EPA on Sept. 23 identifies "unreasonable" risks to workers associated with the chemical Tris(2-chloroethyl) phosphate (TCEP) under certain conditions of use.

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OSHA Inspections of Meat and Poultry Industry to Target Specific Hazards, Off-Shift Times

New inspection guidance for the animal slaughtering and processing industry is intended to ensure that OSHA inspections of these workplaces will focus on hazards like ergonomics and musculoskeletal disorders, occupational noise, and chemical hazards.

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Guide from NIOSH, MSHA Aims to Prevent Opioid Use Disorder among Mine Workers

A new guide released jointly by NIOSH and MSHA is intended to help occupational health and safety managers, mine operators, and others prevent opioid use disorder within the mining industry.

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