Employers are responsible for making sure personal protective equipment (PPE) is available and that employees are using it.

Recently we had the unpleasant experience of investigating a gruesome and almost deadly accident. A maintenance worker was removing a cable tie from a package on the loading dock when his pocketknife slipped and punctured his thigh, slicing his femoral artery.

Tune into our live webinar to hear Jon discuss how to find and fix the eight most common chemical management errors to ensure consistent, accurate, real-time chemical data that streamlines lab workflows while lowering costs.

The only good way to prepare for an emergency situation is to think through how you should respond and then practice doing it correctly.

Toxicologists have long held that the dose makes the poison: A substance can cause harm only in amounts high enough to overwhelm the body’s defenses.