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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire commentary for today
We must always be a nation that catches workers before they fall. Hilda Solis, US Secretary of Labor. Hilda Solis recently wrote a column in the Washington Post about what the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire means for workers today. That fire … Continue reading
Safety Tip: Backpack Blowers Recalled
Kawasaki and Maruyama both recalled backpack blowers due to fire hazards. Kawasaki recall information, including model details, is here on the Consumer Product Safety Commission website. The Maruyama recall details are on this page of the same site. Both of … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Safety, Powered Equipment, Safety tip
Tagged backpack blowers, CHESS, leaf blowing, lock out/tag out, OSHA, public works, public works safety, recalls, safety
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Mysteries, Misassumptions and Myths
All of those OSHA, DOT, EPA, PCA and Workers’ Comp regulations can be a confusing collection of headaches for business owners. CHESS will be presenting a session on these mysteries, the misassumptions and common myths that we see in the … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged AASP, auto repair, automotive, CHESS, DOT, EPA, MN OSHA, OSHA, PCA regulations, Presentation, safety
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March is National Kidney Month
I learned some new statistics: Kidney disease is the 9th leading cause of death, but people with chronic kidney disease are more likely to die of cardiovascular disease. High blood pressure and diabetes can contribute to kidney disease. Kidneys are … Continue reading
Safety Tip: It is still cold out: Put on your coat
Many of us have spring fever and with the warmer temperatures (40+), you may be tempted to leave your coat at home. After all, you go from a heated garage at home straight to your office. What do you need … Continue reading
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Tagged CHESS, cold weather, OSHA, OSHA compliance, safety, worker safety
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