Safety articles on Health

Good indoor air quality in buildings is a crucial and often overlooked component of maintaining a healthy and productive indoor environment at the workplace.

Get the facts about the Globally Harmonized System that aligns with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard and what it means for the safety of workers.

This article covers health risks and work precautions for all outdoor personnel, but especially those who may work in an at-risk area for Lyme disease.

Employees who use cleaning chemicals on the job must be trained to understand the health risks and safety precautions to follow at work.

Employees who have exposure to toxic substances or harmful physical agents at their work site have a right to view their medical and exposure records.

While everyone is exposed to natural background radiation, workers may also be exposed to ionizing radiation in workplaces with radiation sources.

Workers using cement should know the health hazards, understand the risks, and follow safe working procedures necessary to limit harmful exposure.