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Key Methods to Prevent Loss by Preparing for Fire-Related Emergencies

Receiving a call in the middle of the night about an emergency at your facility is unnerving. Thoughts race through

OSHA’s Fatal Four– A Step Towards the Prevention of Serious Injuries and Fatalities

The need to focus on the prevention of the most tragic of injuries, life-changing injuries and fatalities, has become clear.

What You Need to Know About the Texas Stormwater Permit Renewal

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has issued the new Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) TXR050000 for industrial facilities, effective

Active Shooter in the Workplace

It may be an uncomfortable topic to address, but the reality is that severe workplace violence incidents can happen at

OSHA Inspections – The General Duty Clause

While you may be familiar with OSHA inspections that result in violations of 29 CFR 1910, 1926, 1904, etc., have

DOT HazMat – Understanding Training Needs in Manufacturing

Transporting hazardous materials requires care, attention, and specific training certified by the Department of Transportation (DOT). It’s essential that employers

Temporary Workers – Preparing Your Company When Bringing in Additional Help

Hiring temporary workers has increased more than ever in today’s work environment. This can create many opportunities for staffing agencies

Injury Management 101

Injury management is an important part of any facility’s safety management program. Facilities should have a plan to prevent injuries

Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs): Keeping Your Plan Compliant

If your facility performs industrial activities outside or has outdoor storage, there is a good possibility that you are applicable

OSHA’s Regulatory Agenda, Strategy and Emphasis Programs – Setting Up Your Year for Success

OSHA’s Regulatory Agenda Understanding OSHA’s regulatory agenda and priorities for 2021 can help your business maintain compliance and avoid costly

Safety Committees – Tips for an Effective Team

Safety Committees can be a multifaceted tool within any organization’s Health and Safety program. According to an article from EHS

Contingency Plans & Quick Reference Guides

In order to facilitate the response to a potential emergency, all Large Quantity Generators (LQGs) are required to submit a