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Trainer's Handbook: Formaldehyde Dangers
July 2008
Formaldehyde has popped up in the news a lot lately. First, high levels of the chemical were found in the trailers the Federal Emergency Management Agency provided to people left homeless by . . . more »

Online Exclusive: Indoor Air Quality: Mold Prevention Checklist
COCA Online Exclusive
Given that mold spores are everywhere and that they need very little to grow, how can you prevent mold from taking root in your workplace? . . . more »

Bulletin: COCA Online Exclusive: Mold prevention checklist
April 2008
Heavy mold contamination affects indoor air quality and can cause serious respiratory problems for some workers. . . . more »

News Note: Flavorings-Related Lung Disease Subject of New NIOSH Topic Page
July 2006
A new National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) topic page provides the agency's findings and recommendations for reducing the risk of . . . more »

Bulletin: California flags secondhand smoke as "toxic air contaminant."
March 2006
The California Air Resources Board has identified environmental tobacco smoke, or secondhand smoke, as a Toxic Air Contaminant (TAC)--an airborne toxic substance that may cause . . . more »

Chemical Risks: Recognizing the Hazards of Graffiti Removal and Encouraging Your Employees to Use Safe Practices
April 2004
Too many businesses have to remove graffiti from buildings or equipment. For some, graffiti removal is an almost daily occurrence. Not only is graffiti troublesome because it's an eyesore but removing . . . more »

Checklist: Graffiti Removal Safety
April 2004
This checklist adapted from Cal/OSHA's booklet "Removing Graffiti Safely" can help you reduce the safety hazards involved in graffiti removal. Do you use the safest pro . . . more »