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How to Prevent Cold Stress This Winter
/in Uncategorized /by Rob Gaines, Sr. Director of Health & Safety, US ComplianceWorking in cold temperatures increases the risk of cold stress injuries and illnesses. Prepare for cold stress with proper cold weather safety. What is Cold Stress? Cold stress is a condition caused by a significant decrease in your body temperature resulting in the inability to naturally warm up. Higher risks of illness and injury are…
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/in Uncategorized /by Rob Gaines, Sr. Director of Health & Safety, US ComplianceThe OSHA Form 300A ‘Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses’ for the 2018 calendar year must be posted beginning Friday, February 1. The summary log must be posted at each establishment in a common area where employees are accustomed to viewing notices until Tuesday, April 30. All employers that are required to maintain an OSHA…
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/in Uncategorized /by Kevin Weaver, Sr. Director of Environmental, US ComplianceThere’s a good chance you’re using RICE (Reciprocating Internal Combustion) engines to generate electricity or to power pumps or compressors at your facilities. There’s also a good chance that you may not know the latest environmental regulations applying to those engines. While emissions from one RICE engine are relatively small, cumulative RICE engine emissions include…
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/in Uncategorized /by Kevin Weaver, Sr. Director of Environmental, US ComplianceEnvironmental regulatory inspections aren’t slowing down any time soon. In fact, evidence suggests that manufacturers are seeing even more facility inspections and higher penalties these days. If inspectors showed up at your door today, would you be ready for them? Whether you receive regular inspections or haven’t had one in years, it isn’t a matter…
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/in Uncategorized /by Rob Gaines, Sr. Director of Health & Safety, US ComplianceBased on our 30 years of experience helping manufacturers from coast to coast with their safety compliance, here are the Top 7 ways you can start improving your safety performance today. 1. Engage your employees early and often. People want to be heard, not directed. And they like feeling a sense of pride and ownership.…