Controlling fugitive dust emissions from demolition work, bulk handling, concrete manufacturing, and scrap metal processing requires water based suppression strategies. As powerful water atomizing dust suppression machines replace traditional “hose in hand” methods; and companies scramble to adapt to shifting local…
New respirable crystalline silica regulations for General Industry and Maritime Industry employers in the United States went into effect June 23, 2018. The new OSHA compliance standards for monitoring and protecting workers from respirable silica dust affect more than demolition…
For the first time in history, OSHA is cracking down on silica exposure beyond a narrow section of the construction industry. Maritime industry employers and port operators are now required to assess their sites for silica dust and take required…
Federal safety regulators have stepped up enforcement of OSHA's crystalline silica regulations at construction sites across the country, according to a recent analysis by Bloomberg BNA. New silica compliance standards issued by The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) went…
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