Utilizing Standard Interpretations for Tricky Situations

Tech Bulletins

You’ve likely been in a situation when you’re looking for more guidance from OSHA related to a unique workplace situation. Maybe you’re diluting a solution and need to know if a separate safety data sheet is now necessary or if the original suffices? Or perhaps you’re...

Alert about Counterfeit Respirators – Buyer Beware

Tech Bulletins

Personal protective equipment is a hot commodity and counterfeiters are aware and trying to take advantage of the market. In the last week, we’ve heard several stories from clients who’ve fallen victim to purchasing what they thought where NIOSH-approved N95s or...

Tips for Safely Using Powder Actuated Tools

Tech Bulletins

What are powder actuated tools?  Powder actuated tools (PATs) are fastening devices used to connect material to hard surfaces such as steel, masonry and concrete.  PATs have three key components:   The fastener which is manufactured with special steel and heat treated...

Think You Know Ink (As a Universal Waste)?

Compliance Updates, Tech Bulletins

Inks play an important role in the operations of many businesses. If you’re operating in Ohio and have waste inks, did you know you may be able to dispose of them as universal waste? Having this knowledge may save you time and resources. The 2017 Ohio EPA rule change...

Coronavirus: Know the Facts and How to Protect Yourself and Others

Tech Bulletins

Updated 2/28/20 Learn the latest from the CDC (updated daily). The buzz of coronavirus is real but it’s important to know that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration states that “There is no evidence of ongoing transmission of COVID-19 in the United States...

Tech Bulletin: Do You Need a Department of Transportation Hazmat Security Plan?

Tech Bulletins

Shippers, receivers or carriers of certain types and quantities materials are required to have a Department of Transportation (DOT) security plan to protect shipments from security risks, such as theft or sabotage. Security plan requirements are spelled out in 49 CFR...