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Continuing silicosis deaths are cause for concern, NIOSH says

Washington – Although the number of silicosis deaths has declined in the past decade, the occupational lung disease still kills about 100 people every year, according to a new study from NIOSH.
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OSHA’s rule on walking/working surfaces under OMB review

Washington – After more than two decades in development, OSHA’s final rule on walking/working surfaces to address slips, trips and falls is under White House review.
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Maine DOL to discuss workplace effects of medical marijuana

Augusta, ME – The Maine Department of Labor has announced the formation of a workgroup to study the state’s drug-testing law and the workplace ramifications of medical marijuana.
Features

11 tips for effective workplace housekeeping

Experts agree that all workplaces – from offices to manufacturing plants – should incorporate housekeeping in their safety programs.
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Safety Tips

Worker hydration

How much hydration is enough?

Vacuum pump exhaust filters

MV Oil Mist Eliminators fit onto the exhaust of a vacuum pump to create a cleaner and safer environment in small production and assembly areas.

Fume extraction system

The FILTAIR Capture 5 Fume Extraction System is now available in a 208-230-volt, single-phase model, making it suitable for use in small shops, rural areas or areas in facilities without access to industrial three-phase power.
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Senate budget bill adds steps to OSHA’s silica rulemaking process

Washington – OSHA will be forced to conduct additional reviews and research before updating its Silica Standard, under a funding bill that passed out of the Senate Appropriations Committee June 25.
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OSHA health care inspections to focus on MSD, bloodborne hazards

Washington – OSHA will focus hospital and nursing facility inspections on hazards that contribute to the industry’s high injury rate, a June 25 agency memorandum states.
Columns

Is it time to increase criminal prosecutions for OSHA violations?

A roofing contractor was recently charged in a criminal indictment with violating an OSHA standard. This is a rare occurrence. Why is that?
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