OSHA QuickTakes Volume 17, Issue 16
This edition of OSHA’s QuickTakes (click here to read the full newsletter) features stories on the beryllium standard, Safe + Sound Week, protecting poultry workers, and much more.
Responding to Heat Stress/Heat Stroke
Responding to heat stroke, heat exhaustion. August 28, 2016 Photo: dgdimension/iStockphoto Heat stroke and heat exhaustion are the two most dangerous heat-related illnesses, according to OSHA. The body cools itself
Watch Out for Lightning
Watch out for lightning June 24, 2018 The threat of lightning is one of the hazards of working outdoors. OSHA points out that employees who work outdoors in open spaces
Avoid Dog Bites
Avoid dog bites on the job. December 1, 2011 Photo: molishka1988/iStock/Thinkstock Every day, an average of 10 letter carriers are attacked by a dog, according to the Washington-based National Association
Worker Hydration
Worker Hydration How much hydration is enough? June 29, 2015 Photo: Ergodyne Responding is Alsie Nelson, product specialist, Ergodyne, St. Paul, MN. Water is an essential nutrient for all living
Special Edition: Job Opportunity, Safety Director
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OSHA QuickTakes: Volume 17, Issue 15
This edition of OSHA’s QuickTakes (click here to read the full newsletter) includes headlines: OSHA Proposes Rule to Better Protect Personally Identifiable Information; OSHA Seeks Comments on Proposal Regarding Railroad
Application of Heat Stress Indices in Underground Mines
Click here to download the PDF, Application of Heat Stress Indices in Underground Mines. Thanks for the share, PMJ!
August Mine Disasters/Rescues
Successful Mine Rescues in August 1926 — Five miners were trapped for six days and seven nights by a cave-in at an unnamed zinc near Salem, Kentucky. Rescuers worked through
August Coal Mine Disasters
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