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OSHA begins cracking down
May 20, 2010
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WASHINGTON — Pushing a bit harder at the constraints of its administrative authority, OSHA announced a new enforcement policy for employers.
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Proposed legislation could be breakthrough for window cleaners
May 19, 2010
ST. PAUL, MN — Rep. Jim Davnie has introduced legislation aimed at reducing deaths in the state''s window cleaning industry.
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OSHA cites Jersey City firm with 36 violations
May 18, 2010
JERSEY CITY — A Jersey City manufacturer has been cited for three dozen violations and fined nearly $160,000 by OSHA.
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Lead Handling Certification Offered
May 17, 2010
ANSONIA, CT — A new law went into effect in April that dramatically changes the game for contractors of every kind who are hired to renovate older homes.
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Federal Trade Commission could rewrite marketing guidelines
May 17, 2010
ST. LOUIS — When research chemist Kevin Tibbs wants to demonstrate the safety of his St. Louis company''s home-cleaning products in person, he opens his mouth wide and sprays some inside.
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OSHA focuses on housekeeper injuries
May 14, 2010
HOUSTON, TX — As service workers go, hotel employees — and especially housekeepers — have higher rates of on-the-job injuries.
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OSHA proposes significant fines against company
May 14, 2010
FORTH WORTH, TX — OSHA has cited Grapevine-based Fore Machine Co. for failing to adequately protect employees from potentially harmful exposure to lead.
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Avoiding carpet cleaners who are unethical
May 14, 2010
WASHINGTON — Carpet cleaning is one of the most competitive service in the market today.
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Four injured in combustible dust explosion
April 30, 2010
CHESTER, IL — Following the explosion, crews pumped water into the ConAgra grain silo throughout the night to ensure that the dust did not ignite again.
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OSHA releases toxic chemical exposure data
April 29, 2010
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is soon releasing 15 years of data providing details of workplace exposure to toxic chemicals.
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