A clear, concise safety policy is the cornerstone of a good safety program.

The policy applies to all faculty, staff and students working in university laboratories or when conducting university-related field research or activities

OSHA specifies in 29 CFR 1910 that first aid kits need to be specified by the consulting physician

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Agency chair is kicking off the CSB overhaul by focusing on completing reports for six delayed investigations by the end of 2015

Appropriate eye protection is defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z-87.1 standard.

While use of respiratory protection in hazardous atmospheres is the norm, there are still many misconceptions surrounding the use of respiratory protection.

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

Technology would help prevent roadside deaths of construction workers and rescue personnel.

Just like most workplace settings, excessive noise in chemical and analytical laboratories can be a serious issue on several fronts.