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- Global Harmonization: Classification and Labeling of Chemicals 11:03am Oct 8
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Check out the new presentations posted on the NC Labor website. Pretty cool!
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While there is no standard for Tuberculosis, OSHNC enforces the 1994 Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Guidelines for Tuberculosis through the federal OSHA compliance directive, CPL 2.106.
I recently learned some staggering statistics. • In 2007, 400 workers in the US manufacturing industry lost their lives on the job. The leading causes of these fatalities were contact with objects and equipment, transportation incidents, and falls. ...
What do Mobile Home Manufacturers, Nursing Homes and Marine Cargo Handlers have in common? They, along with 19 other industries, appear on OSHA’s list of industries being targeted for recordkeeping compliance. ...
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Safety incidents can be costly. Making $ense of Safety, the first in the MESH webinar series will teach you how to:
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• take a proactive approach to your organization's safety
• calculate the financial and economic rewards of risk aversion
• create a cost-effective, safety process
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Making $ense of Safety will be availab...le October 15-25, 2009 to download for free... but there's a catch...you gotta' rate it!
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Upon completion of this webinar you will be asked to submit a ‘How’d we do?’ evaluation form. This is your opportunity to rate the webinar and help us shape the content and delivery of future webinars.
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Afterwards, you will be awarded one credit hour toward your MESH Certificate.
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And the best part is, it's free with no travel involved!
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To receive this free download, just send your name, title, company name, and email address to mesh_shortcourse@ncsu.edu, and you will receive a link and an access code to the free course.
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And please feel free to pass this along to your fellow environmental, health and safety gurus so everyone can be kept ‘in the know’ for future offerings.
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Time:3:00PM Wednesday, October 21st
Location:Safety incidents can be costly. Making $ense of Safety, the first in the MESH webinar series will teach you how to: . • take a proactive approach to your organization's safety • calculate the financial and economic rewards of risk aversion • crea
NC State University MESH Catch a Free hour of MESH credit! Making $ense of Safety will be available October 21-25, 2009 to download for free... To receive this free download, just send your name, title, company name, and email address to mesh_shortcourse@ncsu.edu, and you will receive a link and an access code to the free course..
The famous “Golden Arches” indicate the McDonald’s restaurant, regardless of the country in which you are located. The universal symbol of a cigarette with an X marked through it indicates that smoking is not allowed, regardless of the country. For...
So often in the past, I have seen companies devote huge amounts of cash, personnel, materials, and other valuable resources on initiatives and strategies without putting forth the upfront work to make sure that all of the effort will yield a bountiful harvest...
I mean, really? Don’t we have flu season every year? It appears one difference between seasonal flu and H1N1 is that while many adults have at least some resistance to seasonal flu, this “new” strain of virus leaves many of us at risk. With...
NC State University MESH This workshop is designed for anyone needing a HAZWOPER refresher, whether for emergency response or for remediation or TSDF work. Please note that as this is a refresher workshop, ALL participants should have had a minimum of 24 hours of initial HAZWOPER training.
This workshop meets the refresher requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 by presenting applied problems for you to solve during group activities and mock spill/release scenarios.
Time:8:00AM Thursday, October 1st
Location:Research IV Building - Centennial Campus
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This workshop is designed for routine and non-routine site personnel involved in the investigation and remediation of hazardous waste sites including Superfund sites, RCRA corrective action sites or voluntary cleanups sites where minimum exposure levels are expected. This workshop is needed by environmental contractors... and consultants, regulatory agency personnel, private-sector project managers and others who will need to enter hazardous waste sites.
THIS WORKSHOP DOES NOT MEET REQUIREMENTS OF 24-HOUR HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TECHNICIAN LEVEL for emergency response per 29 CFR 1910.120 paragraph (q).
If your job requires you to enter hazardous waste sites, then you need to be familiar with health and safety plans, your rights under OSHA, protective equipment, and other aspects of working around hazardous waste sites.
Time:8:00AM Monday, September 28th
Location:Research IV Building - Centennial Campus
NC State University MESH This event is designed for routine site personnel involved in the investigation and remediation of uncontrolled hazardous waste sites including Superfund sites, RCRA corrective action sites or voluntary cleanups sites. This event is needed by environmental contractors and consultants, regulatory agency personnel, priva...te-sector project managers and others who will need to enter hazardous waste sites (e.g. well drillers).
The hazardous waste site worker needs to be familiar with methods for controlling hazardous substances as well as procedures to ensure the health and safety of other workers. Become familiar with these concepts as well as the proper use of equipment used
Time:8:00AM Monday, September 28th
Location:Research IV Building - Centennial Campus
NC State University MESH This workshop is designed for environmental consultants, sampling personnel, surveyors, drillers and other persons who might be involved in the assessment of potentially contaminated sites, as well as supervisors, managers and other hazardous waste site remediation personnel. Employees at TSD facilities would also benefit from this workshop.
Environmental professionals need to be familiar with compliance guidelines for hazardous waste site cleanup and corrective action operations as outlined in 29 CFR 1910.120. Refresh your knowledge with this hands-on workshop. Unlike traditional HAZWOPER wo
Time:8:00AM Wednesday, September 16th
Location:NC State Centennial Campus, Research IV
Nine Eleven. 9/11. These two words, this date, will always remind me of the acts of heroes and the coming together of the American public. Today is the first officially-designated September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance...
In an effort to ensure compliance with OSHA’s Hazard Communication standard – 29 CFR 1910.1200, many safety professionals have thrown up their collective hands and adopted the common philosophy that an MSDS is needed for every chemical. On the surface this might seem like a good approach. ...
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Recommended For:
Environmental, safety and health managers and employees, plant and facility engineers, maintenance staff, individuals new to the field, experienced environmental safety and health managers looking to expand their knowledge. Engineers, maintenance staff, facility managers, and others with environment...al and safety responsibilities will gain valuable knowledge.
This course for private sector personnel covers OSHA policies, procedures, and standards, as well as general industry safety and health principles. Topics include scope and application of the OSHA general industry standards. Special emphasis is placed on
Time:8:30AM Monday, September 14th
Location:NC State Centennial Campus, Research IV
