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Comment on Free OSHA PowerPoint Presentation Templates | Occupational Health … by Freida burgess

Freida burgess — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 03:22:32 +0000

I need help training on a yearly basis bus drivers and school employees that does not cost a lot of money. Can you help me?

Comment on OSHA- Freeport Company violations exposed workers by Brenda Buhl

Brenda Buhl — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 00:55:30 +0000

I just want to say…I have breathing problems from the air….I cannot breathe here…is there anyway that OSHA knows about a meeting that was held in April 2011…environmental meeting…where people sign forms on their illness…
In the area I live I smell chemicals all the time….all the time…and even gas….I missed my opportunity to get to the meeting and I am getting no where by talking to the City of Freeport…..

Comment on Finding The Best OSHA Fall Protection | Real Estate – Report Universe by Steve

Steve — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 13:45:26 +0000

If you want to keep people safe and restrict access to secure or dangerous areas your best bet is to use some form of crowd control product. Stanchions are great because they are versatile and come in many different styles and finishes. A great website that sells all different models of crowd control stanchion barriers at wholesale prices is Stanchion Wholesaler.com

Comment on Fight to save OSHA's Voluntary Protection Program is on … by Robert Zack

Robert Zack — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 18:48:09 +0000

OSHA has it wrong. Enforcement continues to be driven by injuries instead of dysfunctional or non-existant risk management.

Comment on OSHA Director Claims Regulations For Workplace Exposure to … by st

st — Sun, 30 May 2010 21:56:50 +0000

Ironically, on the same day the New York Times article, “Safety Rules Can’t Keep Up With Biotech Industry” broke, the scientific watchdog group, The Council for Responsible Genetics-GeneWatch Magazine submitted the electronic version of the print subscription; March-April 2010 issue titled, “BioLab Safety”.

The Editor of GeneWatch, Sam Anderson stated in the Editorial Section, ” This may be one of the most important GeneWatch issue in recent memory”.

The electronic version of GeneWatch magazine; BioLab Safety is available free online at http://issuu.com/genewatchmagazine/docs/genewatch23-2?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true This 28 page electronic version can be read as you would a “printed” magazine issue.

March-April 2010 issue; “BioLab Safety” articles:

A Cruel and Unusual Corporation
By Ralph Nader

A Roach in the Kitchen
By CRG staff – interview with Becky McClain

Commentary: GM Crops
By Eric Hoffman

Dedication: Tony Mazzocchi
By Jeremy Gruber

Give Them an Inch…
By Michael Siciliano

One Bug, One Drug
By Lynn Klotz, Edward Sylvester

The Lab in My Backyard
By Beth Willis

Teatime in the Lab
By Sam Anderson

Book Review: Breeding Bio Insecurity and Germs Gone Wild
By Andrew Thibedeau

Flushing It Down the Rabbit Hole
By Andrew Thibedeau

Topic: Genetic Discrimination
By Jeremy Gruber

Topic: Forensic DNA Databanks
By CRG Staff

The Case of Dr. Malcolm Casadaban
By CRG Staff

Comment on OSHA Proposes New Standards to Prevent Injuries From Falls … by st

st — Sun, 30 May 2010 21:44:00 +0000

The Editor of GeneWatch, Sam Anderson stated in the Editorial Section, ” This may be one of the most important GeneWatch issue in recent memory”.

March-April 2010 issue; “BioLab Safety” articles:

Comment on PointofLaw.com | PointOfLaw Forum: OSHA revisits ergonomics, cont'd by saibetepappak

saibetepappak — Wed, 26 May 2010 07:01:14 +0000

While the U.S. With Force is tell no-one about the orbital whereabouts of its X-37B mini-space flat, a dedicated corps of tyro skywatchers has got its cross-hairs on the spacecraft.

The unpiloted X-37B Orbital Check-up Means 1 was lofted on April 22 atop an Atlas launcher. It is being flown protection the backing of the U.S. Air Pry Lightning-fast Capabilities Office.

In U.S. military tracking jargon, when the elbow-room plane reached circle it became identified as Catalog Handful 36514, 2010-015A, OTV-1
http://strony-radom.pl

Comment on Safety Daily Advisor : OSHA Sets Regulatory Priorities for 2010 by Rick

Rick — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:32:05 +0000

WHY is this even allowed to be used????
Diacetyl
This chemical is added to foods to impart a buttery flavor. Employee exposure to diacetyl causes obstructive airway disease, often resulting in the disabling and sometimes fatal lung disease called bronchiolitis obliterans or “popcorn lung.”

Comment on OSHA Implements National Emphasis Program for Hexavalent Chromium … by Jerry

Jerry — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 11:48:11 +0000

Sounds like a job for Erin Brockavich

Comment on CHICO BRISBANE: Is The Tea Party Movement Intentionally Dangerous … by Jerry

Jerry — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 11:47:06 +0000

Absolutely dangerous