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A business-to-business monthly trade publication with editorials on OSHA and EPA regulations, how-to features, safety and health management topics, and product news for high-hazard worksites in manufacturing, construction, health facilities, and service industries.

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Recent articles from Industrial Safety & Hygiene News

Take FR safety to new heights: target the needs of your flame-resistant clothing program.
March 1, 2008... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Adopting a flame-resistant (FR) protective clothing program can seem like a daunting task because of the abundance of industry safety standards. Three organizations alone--the National Fire Protection Association, the American Society of Testing and Materials, and...

No country for old whimps or young ones for that matter.(EDITORIAL comments)(Editorial)
March 1, 2008... For nearly three decades I've interviewed safety and health professionals and never have come across a whimp. Maybe whimps shy away from reporters, I don't know... My "American Heritage Dictionary" published in 1981 doesn't have a definition for "whimp." So I turn to Google, and find...

Union wants diacetyl out of cooking oil; lawmakers seek investigation.(news SCAN)
March 1, 2008... North America's largest union for hotel, restaurant and kitchen workers has called on manufacturers of cooking oils to stop using diacetyl, a lung-destroying butter-flavoring additive, and members of Congress have called for a federal investigation into the use of diacetyl, including where...

Stress at work is linked to heart disease.(news SCAN)
March 1, 2008... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] New research shows strong evidence of how work stress is linked to the biological mechanisms involved in the onset of heart disease. The research, according to a report by Health Resources Publishing, is the first large-scale study to look at the cardiovascular...

Worldwide mobile workforce to reach 1 billion by 2011, study says.(news SCAN)(Brief article)
March 1, 2008... Pressure on companies to provide work/life balance programs for employees, combined with advances in mobile technologies is increasing the number of mobile workers in the U.S. and around the world, and by year-end 2011 nearly 75 percent of the U.S. workforce will be mobile, a new study says....