By Mackenzie Peters
A working knowledge of applicable standards is critical to a company's continued success. However, understanding your requirements isn't necessarily easy.
By Linda J. Sherrard
Selection and employee training and assessment are your end to the process, not the beginning.
By Jerry Laws
Requiring offshore operators to submit and then audit a Safety and Environmental Management Systems plan means their training and safety management elements will stay current.
By Steve Stephenson
For those unavoidable times when spills do occur, work areas that contain hazardous chemicals should have a properly labeled chemical spill response kit.
By Robert L. DuPont, David M. Martin, Gregory E. Skipper
Current drug testing programs, following the lead of federal programs, do not identify most nonmedical prescription and synthetic drug use.
By Dave D. Wagner
It was hot, and it immediately became difficult to breathe. The space inside the condenser was, in a word, confining.
By Cyndie Story
As mass manufacturing and processing of fresh produce increases due to demand and dietary recommendations to increase fruit and vegetable consumption, so may the risk from foodborne illness.
By Robert Pater
Perhaps to the four current E's of Safety (Engineering, Ergonomics, Education, Enforcement), leaders should add a fifth, "Ecology."
By Jerry Laws
It's a breathtaking idea that appeals to the science fiction fan in me.