by Mark Cramer, PE | Jan 5, 2021
by Mark Cramer, PESenior Engineer Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) requires owners/operators of facilities, with 10 or more full-time equivalent employees with covered operations meeting certain North American Industry...
by Greg Lathan | Dec 18, 2020
by Greg LathanPresident During 2020, occupational screening to identify potential COVID-19 carriers was limited to monitoring employee body temperature in conjunction with administration of a questionnaire aimed at identifying employees who exhibited coronavirus...
by Bill Taylor, CSP | Dec 8, 2020
by Bill Taylor, CSPPrincipal Safety Scientist A roofer was inspecting along the edge of a roof three stories above the ground in preparation for replacing damaged shingles. His foot slipped and, having no fall protection, he fell to the concrete sidewalk below...
by Bill Taylor, CSP | Dec 2, 2020
by Bill Taylor, CSPPrincipal Safety Scientist I was conducting a 3 year audit of a client’s injury and illness recordkeeping and ran across a very unusual case which had not recorded on the company’s OSHA 300 Log. Not sure myself, I called OSHA on behalf of the...
by Michael L. Walker, PE, CEM, LEED-AP | Nov 18, 2020
by Michael L. Walker, PE, CEM, LEED-APVice President, Energy and Environmental ServicesAlthough this is not a hot take, we were reminded during a recent RCRA workshop that National Compliance Initiatives (NCI) established for 2020-2023 will remain on the EPA’s (and...
by Jonathan Poole | Nov 11, 2020
by Jonathan PooleSenior EHS Consultant Like almost everyone else with whom I come into contact (six feet between, of course), I have grown exhausted of COVID-19 and the constraints it places on how I live and work. My role as an EHS professional is already demanding,...
