Hidden Hazmat Considerations for Your Safety Program (English)
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Title:Hidden Hazmat Considerations for Your Safety Program
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Contributors:Sherrard, L.J. ( author )
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Published in:OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ; 83, 7 ; 48-51
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Publication date:2014-01-01
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Table of contents – Volume 83, Issue 7
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From the Editor| 2014
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Newsline| 2014
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Fall Protection FAQsFirl, C. et al. | 2014
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FALL PROTECTION - Fall Protection FAQs - Proper equipment and ongoing training save lives and boost employee morale.Firl, Craig et al. | 2014
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Finding the Sweet Spot - Implement a fall protection system that saves your employees and your budget.Duhamel, Kevin et al. | 2014
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Finding the Sweet SpotDuhamel, K. et al. | 2014
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HEAD PROTECTION - Top Considerations for Providing Effective Head Protection - Although hard hats are among the most commonly worn types of PPE, U.S. workers continue to face an unacceptable number of head injuries.Twist-Rowlinson, Katie et al. | 2014
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Top Considerations for Providing Effective Head ProtectionTwist-Rowlinson, K. et al. | 2014
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Twelve Frequent Hard Hat Questions - If the hard hat has sustained an impact, dispose of it immediately, even if the damage is not visible.Rust, Don et al. | 2014
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Twelve Frequent Hard Hat QuestionsRust, D. et al. | 2014
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The Magic NumberKissinger, J. et al. | 2014
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CONSTRUCTION SAFETY - The Magic Number - There is more to low-level access lifts than meets the eye.Kissinger, Justin et al. | 2014
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HAZMAT - Handling Hazardous Material Emergencies - "Every good emergency vehicle will have binoculars in the cab so the responder does not have to get too close to the hazard but can see the vehicle and its markings."Weissman, Barry R et al. | 2014
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Handling Hazardous Material EmergenciesWeissman, B.R. et al. | 2014
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Hidden Hazmat Considerations for Your Safety ProgramSherrard, L.J. et al. | 2014
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Hidden Hazmat Considerations for Your Safety Program - You will find in the long run that being well prepared costs much less than trying to explain what you did not do after the fact.Sherrard, Linda J et al. | 2014
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A New Approach to Escape RespiratorsGaggin, A. et al. | 2014
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RESPIRATORY PROTECTION - A New Approach to Escape Respirators - You can find the point where reduced cost and increased safety align.Gaggin, Alex et al. | 2014
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COMPLIANCE - Regulatory Compliance: The Necessary Evil - Complacency or an attitude of "compliance is good enough" can set in when compliance is the only management message.Rains, Brian D et al. | 2014
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Regulatory Compliance: The Necessary EvilRains, B.D. et al. | 2014
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The Future of the OSHA PSM StandardKaelin, D.E. et al. | 2014
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The Future of the OSHA PSM Standard - Proposed modifications could mean that many new sites will be covered and will need to formally adopt PSM as defined in the OSHA regulations.Kaelin, David E et al. | 2014
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Common Practices Put Your Workers at RiskGenest, G. et al. | 2014
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE - Common Practices Put Your Workers at Risk - Utilizing automated safety monitoring devices, managers can finally discover emergency incidents right away.Genest, Garrett et al. | 2014
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS - Total Worker Health Approach Helps Organizations and Employees Thrive - A synergistic approach for integrating occupational safety and health protection with health promotion reduces costs, increases employee productivity, and boosts organizational performance.Schmidt, Brenda et al. | 2014
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Total Worker Health™ Approach Helps Organizations and Employees ThriveSchmidt, B. / Dinenberg, R.E. et al. | 2014
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Keeping Oil & Gas Workers SafeJones, M. et al. | 2014
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TRAINING - Keeping Oil & Gas Workers Safe - There is a growing global push toward hazardous location competency training.Mayo, Wayne et al. | 2014
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Rich New Training Technologies for Professional DevelopmentDiaz, O. et al. | 2014
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Rich New Training Technologies for Professional Development - Innovators such as Google, Microsoft, HP, and Logitech are all working on augmented reality displays that help with way finding and technical visualizations, among other applications.Diaz, Oliver et al. | 2014
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Fine-Tuning Emergency Shower Safety in the WorkplacePfund, R. et al. | 2014
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EMERGENCY SHOWERS & EYEWASH - Fine-Tuning Emergency Shower Safety in the Workplace - Optimize your equipment to meet ANSI requirements, address facility needs, and provide workers the best washdown coverage.Pfund, Ryan et al. | 2014
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PLANT MAINTENANCE - Maintaining Old Technology to Mitigate Safety Risks - We have recently discovered that many petrochemical processing plants should take action on 50 percent or more of their installed gauges.Deane, Jason et al. | 2014
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Maintaining Old Technology to Mitigate Safety RisksDeane, J. et al. | 2014
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Practical ExcellenceGalloway, Shawn et al. | 2014
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Product Spotlights| 2014
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Literature Library . Classifieds| 2014
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Advertiser Index| 2014
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Breakthrough StrategiesPater, Robert et al. | 2014