OSHA's Hearing Conservation Standard requires employers to implement a hearing conservation program to ensure employees are not exposed to levels of noise in the workplace that can damage their hearing.

Webinar will provide insight and discussion on emerging markets and key applications on the path to recovering revenue during a pandemic.

The Cobra, with production speeds of up to 80 dozen per hour, sets a new standard in high-volume screen printing production

Due to changes in Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations covering walking and working surfaces, ladders, and fall protection requirements, the Washington Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) revised their rules to meet the federal requirements. Read here for more information.

Virginia has now enacted an “emergency temporary standard” (ETS) and it became effective on July 27, 2020. The requirements in the rule are based on the guidance and recommendations issued by CDC and federal OSHA. However, the Virginia rule now requires all employers regulated by DOLI to develop, implement, and enforce COVID-19 prevention and mitigation measures.

Nordis sought a partner that could help address its needs for higher throughput, more efficiencies, and shortened turn times.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has updated its frequently asked questions and answers related to COVID-19. Read here for details.

The new OSHA FAQs site indicates that OSHA is now generally recommending that employers encourage workers to wear face coverings at work. Face coverings are intended to prevent wearers who have COVID-19 without knowing it from spreading potentially infectious respiratory droplets to others. Read here for more information.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expanded the list of hand sanitizers being recalled to at least 75. The recall is being issued as toxic levels of methanol or wood alcohol in the recalled products may cause injury or death. Read here for more information.