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A Talk with Oregon OSHA
Aaron Corvin is the Department of Consumer and Business Services Oregon OSHA Public Information Officer, ...
What does it take for an EPA Cleanup?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is celebrating 20 years of Superfund success. We talk with EPA ...
OSHA Updates 30-Year-Old Safety & Health Plan Guidelines
OSHA announced its new recommended safety plan intended to aid employers, especially small- and medium-sized ...
Nanotech is Not Beyond NIOSH's Sight
As science progresses, NIOSH is staying on top of the change by creating tips on mitigating nanomaterial ...
Keep Exits Clear and Avoid Obstruction Violations
While it seems common sense to not block emergency exits, it happens; even if clutter seems only temporary. ...
Improving Job Site Safety with an Industrial Label Printer
OSHA reports that nearly 6.5 million workers are employed at approximately 252,000 construction job sites in ...
OSHA Updates Eye and Face Protection Standards
OSHA has published a rule that updates its eye and face personal protection requirements for general industry ...
Safety You Can See, Successful Construction Communication
1,008 construction workers were killed in workplace accidents in 2020, 21% of all fatal occupational ...
Maximizing Productivity: 4 Tips for Optimizing Field Printing Processes
The sounds of blaring horns and alarms fill your ears. Nothing is more insufferable or uninspiring than ...
Ways to Improve Construction Site Safety
The term "time is money" is quite literal in the construction industry. The constant pressure project ...
State Departments of Transportation Win Awards for Public Projects
As a supplier to Departments of Transportation (DOTs) throughout the U.S., Duralabel would like to ...
Safety Campaigns Heat up for Summer
OSHA's Heat Illness Prevention Campaign educates employers and workers on the dangers of working in high ...
OSHA and Ironworkers Partner for Safety Outreach
OSHA and Ironworkers are partnering up to help boost safety programs and prevent the most common injuries, ...
OSHA Strengthens Alliances North and South of the U.S. Border
In September 2016, OSHA helped form a stronger alliance between the U.S. and Canada with an updated plan to ...
OSHA Proposes Slips, Trips and Falls Regulation
The fatality ticker scrolls atop OSHA's website, serving as an ominous reminder that gravity is a force to be ...
Best Practices for Airfield Vehicle Marking
The demand for air travel is on the rise which means more personnel navigating the airfield, increasing the ...
Next Steps to Safety: 5 OSHA Rule Changes for 2023
As the calendar rolls over to 2023, sites that resolve to make safety a priority will have some new rules and ...
Hard Hat Requirements
OSHA/ANSI Hardhat Requirements 68,000 injuries in 2020 required an absence from work 1,000 workers killed ...
Protect Hearing with OSHA Sound Level Standards
What is noise? Is all noise bad? Where does noise come from? Vibrations detected by the human ear are called ...
2023 Top OSHA Violations
Top 10: OSHA Violations for 2023: Stay Compliant & Safe In the realm of occupational safety, staying ...
Is Your Building Safe? Apple Design a Pain in the Glass
From concept to design, to working inside, buildings are formulated to house sustainable safety practices. ...
Report: Struck-by Hazards Lead Cause of Fatal/Nonfatal Injuries
Between 2011 and 2015, struck-by injuries increased 2.5 percent, according to The Center for Construction ...
Forming the Ideal 5S Team
What is a 5S Team? Lean manufacturing has changed the shape of businesses, improving processes for the ...
Six Sigma Principles that Align with 5S
What is Six Sigma? Six Sigma is a systematic approach to eliminating errors that harmonizes with 5S and 5S ...
OSHA 29 CFR 1926
Construction is a high hazard industry, with unique situations and hazards, and it employs more than six ...
International Fire Code
The International Fire Code (IFC) provides fire prevention and safety standards for existing buildings. It ...
OSHA Fines Five Contractors $115K for Safety Violations on One Project
At a Lincoln, Nebraska apartment building under construction, OSHA observed and cited five companies for 20 ...
Three Essential Tips to Prevent Workplace Head Injuries
Brain Injury Awareness Month Every year, the Brain Injury Association, the nation’s oldest and largest brain ...
Choosing PPE to Protect Against Poisons in the Workplace
Poisons and hazardous chemicals are present in nearly every industry. Farmers and agricultural workers may ...
Machine Guards and Amputation Hazards
One of the first facets of workplace safety to be regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health ...
OSHA's Severe Violator Program Shows Consistency
Eight years ago, OSHA established its Severe Violator Enforcement Program to target employers who heavily ...
Guidelines for OSHA Fall Protection Standards and Compliance
Ineffective or missing fall protection has been the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) ...
Permissible Exposure Limit
The OSHA Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) establishes the upper limit for employee exposure to chemicals or ...
Top 10: OSHA Violations for 2022: Stay Compliant & Safe
The undisputed champion continues its streak with year 12 at the top of the list. The standard outlines when ...
Four Types of Wayfinding Signs
Think about the last time you passed through an airport, navigated a highway interchange, or went shopping at ...
OSHA and Independent Electrical Contractors Renew Alliance
Partnership aimed at protecting construction workers from electrical hazards. OSHA renewed its alliance with ...
Free Construction Safety Best Practice Guide
This essential resource is designed for construction site safety managers, general contractors, and ...
How to Be a Safety Leader Amid Disruption
As changes in the workplace arise, step up safety programs and meet guidelines. Use simple tips and best ...
Duralabel Creates Resources for Oil and Gas Industries
Create a safer work environment to reduce the likelihood of accidents on any oil and gas industry project ...
Zone Out Injuries: Strategies to Ensure Safer Work Zones
Work zones are essential to maintaining and upgrading our roadways. Unfortunately, these zones can create ...
WARNING: Stay Out of The Hospital, Wear Your PPE
Personal protective equipment (PPE) related violations accounted for three of the top 10 most frequent OSHA ...
Surge in Workplace Deaths Rally Calls for Safety
Workplace safety has come a long way, yet the number of workplace deaths is increasing. Worker's Memorial Day ...
Top 10 OSHA Violations for 2022: Stay Compliant & Safe
The undisputed champion continues its streak with year 12 at the top of the list. The standard outlines when ...
NEMA Standards
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) is an industry association for two types of ...
OSHA Construction Standards Changes
OSHA took a look at construction safety standards and made 14 revisions. Here are a few of the most ...
Improve Falling Objects, Struck-Bys in Construction
Falling objects and struck-bys are some of the most common job hazards that lead to injury or death in ...
Hearing Loss Now Afflicts 40 Million Americans, Says the CDC
One in four adults aged 20 to 69 are experiencing hearing deficits, according to a study conducted by the ...
Golden Opportunities in Modern Mining Safety
Extracting minerals from the earth requires mighty labor. A lot of the processes in mining have changed in ...
Free Construction Safety Best Practice Guide
This essential resource is designed for construction site safety managers, general contractors, and ...
Guidelines for OSHA Fall Protection Standards and Compliance
Ineffective or missing fall protection has been the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) ...
Zone Out Injuries: Strategies to Ensure Safer Work Zones
Work zones are essential to maintaining and upgrading our roadways. Unfortunately, these zones can create ...
Three Essential Tips to Prevent Workplace Head Injuries
Brain Injury Awareness Month Every year, the Brain Injury Association, the nation’s oldest and largest brain ...
2023 Top OSHA Violations
Top 10: OSHA Violations for 2023: Stay Compliant & Safe In the realm of occupational safety, staying ...
Maximizing Productivity: 4 Tips for Optimizing Field Printing Processes
The sounds of blaring horns and alarms fill your ears. Nothing is more insufferable or uninspiring than ...
Top 10: OSHA Violations for 2022: Stay Compliant & Safe
The undisputed champion continues its streak with year 12 at the top of the list.The standard outlines when ...
Safety You Can See, Successful Construction Communication
1,008 construction workers were killed in workplace accidents in 2020, 21% of all fatal occupational ...
WARNING: Stay Out of The Hospital, Wear Your PPE
Personal protective equipment (PPE) related violations accounted for three of the top 10 most frequent OSHA ...
Next Steps to Safety: 5 OSHA Rule Changes for 2023
As the calendar rolls over to 2023, sites that resolve to make safety a priority will have some new rules and ...
Hard Hat Requirements
OSHA/ANSI Hardhat Requirements 68,000 injuries in 2020 required an absence from work 1,000 workers killed ...
Forming the Ideal 5S Team
What is a 5S Team? Lean manufacturing has changed the shape of businesses, improving processes for the ...
Ways to Improve Construction Site Safety
The term "time is money" is quite literal in the construction industry. The constant pressure project ...
Best Practices for Airfield Vehicle Marking
The demand for air travel is on the rise which means more personnel navigating the airfield, increasing the ...
Protect Hearing with OSHA Sound Level Standards
What is noise? Is all noise bad? Where does noise come from? Vibrations detected by the human ear are called ...
International Fire Code
The International Fire Code (IFC) provides fire prevention and safety standards for existing buildings. It ...
OSHA 29 CFR 1926
Construction is a high hazard industry, with unique situations and hazards, and it employs more than six ...
Six Sigma Principles that Align with 5S
What is Six Sigma? Six Sigma is a systematic approach to eliminating errors that harmonizes with 5S and 5S ...
Improving Job Site Safety with an Industrial Label Printer
OSHA reports that nearly 6.5 million workers are employed at approximately 252,000 construction job sites in ...
Machine Guards and Amputation Hazards
One of the first facets of workplace safety to be regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health ...
Four Types of Wayfinding Signs
Think about the last time you passed through an airport, navigated a highway interchange, or went shopping at ...
Choosing PPE to Protect Against Poisons in the Workplace
Poisons and hazardous chemicals are present in nearly every industry. Farmers and agricultural workers may ...
NEMA Standards
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) is an industry association for two types of ...
Permissible Exposure Limit
The OSHA Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) establishes the upper limit for employee exposure to chemicals or ...
Top 10 OSHA Violations for 2022: Stay Compliant & Safe
The undisputed champion continues its streak with year 12 at the top of the list.The standard outlines when ...
OSHA's Severe Violator Program Shows Consistency
Eight years ago, OSHA established its Severe Violator Enforcement Program to target employers who heavily ...
What does it take for an EPA Cleanup?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is celebrating 20 years of Superfund success. We talk with EPA ...
OSHA Construction Standards Changes
OSHA took a look at construction safety standards and made 14 revisions. Here are a few of the most ...
OSHA Updates Eye and Face Protection Standards
OSHA has published a rule that updates its eye and face personal protection requirements for general industry ...
OSHA Updates 30-Year-Old Safety & Health Plan Guidelines
OSHA announced its new recommended safety plan intended to aid employers, especially small- and medium-sized ...
OSHA Strengthens Alliances North and South of the U.S. Border
In September 2016, OSHA helped form a stronger alliance between the U.S. and Canada with an updated plan to ...
Safety Campaigns Heat up for Summer
OSHA's Heat Illness Prevention Campaign educates employers and workers on the dangers of working in high ...
OSHA and Ironworkers Partner for Safety Outreach
OSHA and Ironworkers are partnering up to help boost safety programs and prevent the most common injuries, ...
State Departments of Transportation Win Awards for Public Projects
As a supplier to Departments of Transportation (DOTs) throughout the U.S., Duralabel would like to ...
Is Your Building Safe? Apple Design a Pain in the Glass
From concept to design, to working inside, buildings are formulated to house sustainable safety practices. ...
Report: Struck-by Hazards Lead Cause of Fatal/Nonfatal Injuries
Between 2011 and 2015, struck-by injuries increased 2.5 percent, according to The Center for Construction ...
Golden Opportunities in Modern Mining Safety
Extracting minerals from the earth requires mighty labor. A lot of the processes in mining have changed in ...
Keep Exits Clear and Avoid Obstruction Violations
While it seems common sense to not block emergency exits, it happens; even if clutter seems only temporary. ...
Nanotech is Not Beyond NIOSH's Sight
As science progresses, NIOSH is staying on top of the change by creating tips on mitigating nanomaterial ...
A Talk with Oregon OSHA
Aaron Corvin is the Department of Consumer and Business Services Oregon OSHA Public Information Officer, ...
OSHA Proposes Slips, Trips and Falls Regulation
The fatality ticker scrolls atop OSHA's website, serving as an ominous reminder that gravity is a force to be ...
OSHA Fines Five Contractors $115K for Safety Violations on One Project
At a Lincoln, Nebraska apartment building under construction, OSHA observed and cited five companies for 20 ...
How to Be a Safety Leader Amid Disruption
As changes in the workplace arise, step up safety programs and meet guidelines. Use simple tips and best ...
Hearing Loss Now Afflicts 40 Million Americans, Says the CDC
One in four adults aged 20 to 69 are experiencing hearing deficits, according to a study conducted by the ...
Duralabel Creates Resources for Oil and Gas Industries
Create a safer work environment to reduce the likelihood of accidents on any oil and gas industry project ...
Improve Falling Objects, Struck-Bys in Construction
Falling objects and struck-bys are some of the most common job hazards that lead to injury or death in ...
Surge in Workplace Deaths Rally Calls for Safety
Workplace safety has come a long way, yet the number of workplace deaths is increasing. Worker's Memorial Day ...
OSHA and Independent Electrical Contractors Renew Alliance
Partnership aimed at protecting construction workers from electrical hazards. OSHA renewed its alliance with ...
