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Appeals Board Decisions: Don't Let Compressed Air Tank Requirements Trip You Up
June 2008
Noramor Industries, Inc., of Corona (near Anaheim), creates reproductions of original artwork for galleries and businesses to use. After Cal/OSHA inspected the employer's production facility in 2005, the agency issued citations for 21 separate violations, including one for . . . more »

Transportation: Hauling Hazardous Materials Is Dangerous Business; Keeping Safe—and Compliant—in Transit
September 2007
Hazardous materials are coming soon to a highway, railway, or pipeline near you. Nationwide, more than 3.1 billion tons of hazardous materials are transported annually, with more than 800,000 shipments each day, according to . . . more »

Hazard Communication: U.S. Moves Toward Global Labeling and Classification System for Chemicals; What This Could Mean for Your Business
October 2006
If you manufacture, import, or export chemicals, you're aware of the requirements of federal and Cal/OSHA's Hazard Communication standards, and you're probably also aware that other countries have dif . . . more »

Materials Storage: Don't Let Stored Materials Endanger Workers; A Safe Storage Checklist
May 2006
Most workplaces store some sort of materials--a manufacturing facility stores raw materials and finished product; a shipping company stores client packages; a warehouse or retail facility stores produ . . . more »