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New Dust-Lead Hazard Standards in Our Future?

Read about the recent proposal from EPA to strengthen the dust-lead hazard standards. Good news for health safety, specifically in children.   EPA Proposes Strengthening the Dust-Lead Hazard Standards to Reduce Exposures to Children WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a proposal to lower the dust-lead hazard standards for public comment. The new […]

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Settlement for Alleged Lead Paint Violations on TV’s “Fixer Upper”

Lead-based paint hazards lead to settlement with celebrity TV contractors. Remember, everyone is susceptible to violations if workplace compliance isn’t met. Make environmental and safety compliance your #1 priority and avoid penalties of your own.   EPA Reaches Settlement with Magnolia Homes for Alleged Lead Paint Violations During Renovations Depicted on the Fixer Upper Television Show […]

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Settlement for Shell Oil Products results in penalty and fines

The EPA reached a settlement with Shell Oil Products over noncompliance with its hazardous waste management. The company will pay a $142,664 civil penalty in addition to an estimated $220,300 to improve its facility. These required fines and enhancements are necessary to “protect public health and our natural resources.”   U.S. EPA requires Bay Area refinery to […]

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Violations, Settlements and Cleanup for two California Companies

Settlements made with two California plastics manufacturers over federal Clean Water Act Violations. The companies failed to contain plastic materials from reaching local waterways where harm can be placed on marine and wildlife.  “Under the Clean Water Act, plastic manufacturers must obtain a stormwater permit from the state to discharge industrial stormwater to surface waters. […]

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Pesticide Application: are you avoiding pests or adding to the problem?

Without Pesticide Awareness, you could be creating more harm. Spring is here, which means gardening, cleaning and spending time outdoors. All of which can bring us in contact with pests. Avoiding health problems from disease-carrying pests can lead to another danger, pesticides. Before you use pesticides, make sure you are using them properly. There are […]

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NEW Lead Course Just Added!

We are happy to announce that a new Lead & Lead-Based Paint (LBP) Management course has just been added to our online training catalog! Whether you are a building contractor or doing your own home renovations, lead awareness is critical for your safety. In this in-depth 3 module training curriculum, you will learn about vital topics such […]

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It’s National Poison Prevention Week

March 18-24 is National Poison Prevention Week. Everyday household substances can lead to accidental poisoning if you’re not careful. In fact, did you know 9 out of 10 poisonings occur within the household? Protect your children by locking up household pesticides, cleaners, and chemicals in a high cabinet and out of the reach of little […]

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More Settlements Announced for Lead Paint Violations

Companies cited for lead paint violations are required to pay penalties for their noncompliance. Violations and settlements continue to happen due to lack of compliance. Failure to follow federal regulations not only hurts your company, but can cause serious health hazards that can hurt you and those around you. In addition to the health dangers, […]

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Are You at Risk of Asbestos Exposure?

Asbestos exposure is the leading cause of mesothelioma, a rare and incurable asbestos-related cancer that affects nearly 3,000 people each year in the United States; and it can happen anywhere that asbestos is present, at your home, school, office, or your job. “Occupational exposure is the No. 1 cause of asbestos disease. That means roofers, […]

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Most Common Hazardous Waste Violations: And How to Avoid Them

Hazardous waste violations are a common occurrence and can pose risks to your coworkers, your community, your environment, and your business. In addition to putting everyone in danger, improper handling of waste can violate the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, which was enacted to protect human health and the environment. Each year, millions of dollars […]

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Was Workplace Safety Part of Your New Year’s Resolutions?

One month down… Are you still keeping your New Year’s Resolutions? Perhaps your professional resolution was workplace compliance? Or a safer jobsite? Better dedication to recordkeeping and reporting? Reducing or eliminating violations altogether? Cutting costs? All of these are important factors in maintaining a safe work environment. And the best way to do this is by […]

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