EPA: New TRI Data Available
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released its preliminary Toxics Release Inventory (TRI). This data from
How Wearables Could Disrupt Workplace Safety
Wearable devices connected to the internet can increase worker safety by tracking the position and movements of workers
Chemical products with old labels
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) now requires all chemical products and mixtures on the European market to have
YOUR EYES ARE AMAZING—THEY DESERVE QUALITY PPE
Eye protection is an important part of personal protection equipment (PPE) and it is estimated that (90%) of
American Chemistry Council updates PPE
On May 4, 2017, the American Chemistry Council (ACC) released updated industrial hygiene guidelines for phosgene. The guidelines
EPA announces 12-month delay of pesticide
The US Environmental Protection Agency, under Director Scott Pruitt, has again delayed its revised Certification and Training of
Managing the Risk associated with Hazardous Materials
The US Department of Labor Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) issued regulations in 2012 requiring workplaces to
Healthcare
Are healthcare workers exposed to chemical? Healthcare workers deal with a lot of strong chemicals in their
Label and SDS
Labels are critical for organizations dealing with pest management. Along with labels, access to the relevant SDS is
Metal-organic framework
A new method shows promise for field identification of organic chemical contamination. Researchers at the University of Texas,