“We are committed to maintaining a strong collaborative effort to address this public health threat,” the American Medical Association, American Hospital Association, and American Nurses Association say in an Oct. 16 joint statement.
Read more →EPA, the Justice Department and the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement filed a lawsuit in February 2013 alleging that the ATP Innovator oil platform violated the Clean Water Act and the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act. ATP Infrastructure Partners LP, the owner of an offshore oil rig that was stationed about 50 miles off
Read more →How will OSHA’s new incident reporting requirements impact your business? This infographic from Safe Staff provides a quick look at the incidents that must be reported to OSHA and the industries that now are included in the reporting rule. Take a look and see if your industry is impacted. Content Classification: Curated read more
Read more →Union president says fire fighters and EMS workers do not have the training or resources to deal with Ebola incidents. When Thomas Eric Duncan got sick his family dialed 911, fire/EMS were first on the scene and took him to the hospital. If Ebola spreads, this scenario will be repeated over and over, says International
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