The guidance is part of the 2016-17 Regulatory Cooperation Council’s plan for workplace chemicals. Both countries have vowed to reduce and prevent differences in regulations “while respecting the legislative and regulatory requirements of each country.” READ MORE...
Lead overexposure is one of the leading causes of workplace illness. In adults, lead enters the body primarily through breathing in lead-containing dust, along with accidental ingestion (e.g., eating, drinking, smoking). Lead passes from the lungs or the digestive tract into the blood where it can harm many of the body’s systems. READ MORE...
Lead overexposure is one of the leading causes of workplace illness. In adults, lead enters the body primarily through breathing in lead-containing dust, along with accidental ingestion (e.g., eating, drinking, smoking). READ MORE...
Studies show that employment as a welder is associated with development of lung cancer. Cancer risk appears to rise with the length of time a worker is employed as a welder. READ MORE...
The AIHA emphasized that the risks of health hazards are well known, as are the methods for controlling them. They recommended that employers seek assistance in controlling health hazards from several sources. READ MORE...
