Industrial Hygiene

The latest industrial hygiene resources, research, best practices and guidance for industrial hygienists and those responsible for occupational and environmental hygiene in the workplace, with coverage including combustible dust, NIOSH research, gas monitoring and more.

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PPE

Hazmat Gear Considerations for Chemical Spills

Sept. 10, 2024

Respirators

Respiratory Protection Week Focuses on Education Efforts

Sept. 6, 2024

Regulatory Update: DOL's New Initiative to Protect Workers from Silica Exposure

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Industrial Hygiene

Regulatory Update: OSHA Launches Initiative to Protect Workers from Silica Exposure

Sept. 28, 2023

America's Safest Companies Awards

America's Safest Companies 2022: Sani-Matic, Inc.

Oct. 11, 2022

America's Safest Companies Awards

America's Safest Companies 2022: GFL Environmental Services USA Inc.

Oct. 4, 2022

Training and Engagement

Office Snacks, Meetings and Workplace Tragedies: What We’re Reading This Week

May 13, 2022

Highlights

Industrial Hygiene

US Stepping Up Protection from Harmful Chemicals

June 10, 2024

More work still needs to be done to protect workers and communities from forever chemicals.

America's Safest Companies Awards

America's Safest Companies 2021: SBM Management LP

Oct. 28, 2021

SBM Management has brought janitorial services to new levels of clean—and safety.

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Standards

Regulatory Update: Cal/OSHA Wildfire Warnings Extend to Indoors

Sept. 3, 2021

Employers need to be familiar with the state wildfire smoke standard.

COVID-19 Crisis

AIHA Issues Latest Science-Based COVID-19 Back to Work Safely Guidelines

Aug. 3, 2021

"Employers are increasingly concerned about how to keep their employees safe and how to address potential liability issues as they return to work,” said Lawrence D. Sloan, AIHA...

Industrial Hygiene

Occupational Health Experts Offer Guidelines to Prevent Workplace Illness and Injury

June 2, 2021

"The focus on identifying measures that occur before worker’s health is harmed is critical to safeguarding worker health," said AIHA CEO Lawrence D. Sloan.