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Survey: Health & Safety Practitioners – Digital Behaviour
OSHA: Computer-Based Training alone is not enough
NYC: New Law Require Safety Training Reminders at Large Construction Sites
Study Reveals That Quick use of Hand Sanitizers May Not Be Enough to Kill Flu Virus
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has again reinforced its stated policy that online and computer training alone for employees is not adequate to meet federal training requirements. According to the OSHA Acting Chief Loren Sweatt; “One of the...
The Department of Buildings Commissioner; Melanie E. La Rocca on Tuesday, October 15 announced that large, complex construction sites in New York City must immediately post at their exits multilingual notices about upcoming safety training requirements. Beginning...
A recent study conducted by Japanese reserachers from the Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine has revealed that Ethanol-based hand sanitizers can take up to four minutes to disinfect hands that carry the flu virus and so encourages handwashing to completely...
Recent surge in the number of trenching and excavation accidents and deaths has caused OSHA to address the issue as one of its priority goals. In October 2018, the agency updated its National Emphasis Program (NEP) on preventing collapses. The National Institute...
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