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NFPA fuel gas standard earns CSB’s praise

Washington – The Chemical Safety Board on Nov. 4 commended the National Fire Protection Association for exceeding CSB’s recommendation on fuel gas safety.

NIOSH seeks to survey school workers about health issues

Washington – NIOSH is seeking comment on a proposed survey of school workers to gauge the relationship between building conditions and worker health.

Washington student wins young worker safety video contest

Tumwater, WA – A 60-second animated video titled “The Teen Worker’s Survival Guide” has won a student safety and health video contest from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries.

Coalition issues safety recommendations for temp workers

Boston – A coalition of workplace safety groups has released a set of recommendations for OSHA to help improve safety for temporary workers.
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‘Listening sessions’ on chemical facility safety underway

Washington – A series of meetings have been scheduled to provide federal agencies with input from stakeholders on improving chemical facility safety and security.

NIOSH: Check on the condition of PAPR batteries

Cincinnati – The condition of the battery used in a powered air-purifying respirator influences the respirator’s performance, a new NIOSH fact sheet stresses.

Government should tap industry resources to improve oil and gas safety: report

Washington – A new report is calling for the Department of the Interior’ Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement to enlist the help of the offshore oil and gas industry in developing safer technology.

Report calls for states to boost whistleblower protections

Washington – Current laws fail to protect workers from retaliation for reporting their employer for health and safety hazards, concludes a new report from the Center for Effective Government.
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FBI: 95 police line-of-duty deaths in 2012

Washington – Ninety-five law enforcement officers died on the job in 2012, according to FBI data released Oct. 28.

‘Hazardman’ takes on ‘Dr. Complacency’ in safety comic for young workers

Canberra, Australia – Safety professionals battle with complacency and on-the-job dangers daily, and a new Australian campaign aimed at young workers is “illustrating” those circumstances.

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