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Have you reviewed your Emergency Response Plan? Emergency response planning is critical but having a plan is not enough.  Taking action quickly in the event of an emergency must involve clear communication and properly planned procedures.  Personnel, equipment and procedures must...

OSHA has updated its Respiratory Protection Directive, which cancels and replaces the previous directive. It provides guidance to OSHA national, regional and area offices for performing compliance inspections involving OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Standard, 29 CFR...

A well meaning employee causes problems for an auto dealership when he comes in on the weekend to take 150 of the dealership’s used fluorescent lamps to a public roundup at a local college.  He was not aware that regulations in his state prohibited small and large quantity...

A tornado struck Etowah county causing a passenger bus to collide with a truck transporting hazardous waste.  Several passengers where seriously injured and the driver of the truck was killed.  Well, not really.  This scenario was all part of a training exercise planned by the...