"At an arena, the level of noise can be anywhere between 100 and 120 decibels, which is way, way
too loud for your hearing and for your health," said Charles Johnson of the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA).
ISEA's second Cal Prop 65 call for members with Lisa Burchi, Esq., of the Bergeson & Campbell, P.C., law firm will cover the main points of the coming compliance changes, address questions that have come in via our survey, and take your questions.
When: Wed., June 13 from 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM (Eastern)
"Many people underestimate the power that style and color have in the industrial workforce,"
said Chris O' Donnell, Radians' hearing and eyewear product champion. "Style helps drive compliance and you can't have protection without compliance. Workers want safety gear
OSHA cited the chemical manufacturer for failing to provide respiratory protection, failing to properly ventilate a confined space, failing to implement a permit-required confined space program, and failing to have an emergency rescue plan in place, according to the statement.
Army researchers in Massachusetts are developing technology that may soon yield a
lightweight combat helmet that provides more protection than anything ever fielded.
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