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2023 Upton Sinclair Memorial Lecture to Examine Lingering Effects of Rubber Industry

2023 Upton Sinclair Memorial Lecture to Examine Lingering Effects of Rubber Industry

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How Does the Hamilton Club Work?

More than just a simple awards program, the Hamilton Club is a mutual partnership to bring a positive impact to the OEHS profession. All Hamilton Club members will be recognized as appropriate level-tier partners at every AIHA event.

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Changes in OSHA Enforcement Guidance Seek to "Achieve a Deterrent Effect"

New enforcement guidance issued by OSHA is intended to help the agency "achieve a deterrent effect" among employers who repeatedly expose workers to serious hazards or fail to comply with OSHA standards and regulations.

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2023 Safety Stand-Down to Be Held in May

The 2023 National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction is scheduled for May 1–5, OSHA has announced.

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November 29, 2022

The Monthly Weekly: New Research and Initiatives for a Variety of Work Settings 

Editor’s note: The Monthly Weekly is an occasional feature that reviews the previous month’s news coverage from The Synergist Weekly newsletter. New...

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New California Law Addresses Workplace Hazards at Public Events Venues

A bill signed into law by California Governor Gavin Newsom on Sept. 29 is intended to help ensure the safety of workers involved in the setup, operation, and tear down of live events held at public events venues in the state.

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October 27, 2022

The Monthly Weekly: Viruses and the Workplace

Editor’s note: The Monthly Weekly is an occasional feature that reviews the previous month’s news coverage from The Synergist Weekly newsletter. Rep...

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CSB: Deficient Hot Work Policies Led to 2016 Explosion at Texas Oil Terminal

Flawed hot work policies and procedures were to blame for a flash fire at a Texas crude oil terminal that injured seven workers, according to a CSB report.

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National Academies Recommends Testing for PFAS Exposure

A report released in August recommends that people in certain occupations should have their blood tested to determine the extent of their exposure to PFAS.

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August 9, 2022

The Monthly Weekly: Federal Agencies Tackle Lead and Other Hazards

Editor’s note: The Monthly Weekly is an occasional feature that reviews the previous month’s news coverage from The Synergist Weekly newsletter. OSH...

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