"On a side note, I recently talked with the OSHA communications office and was informed that they are working on a press release concerning this very important stakeholder meeting.
Just being curious, afterwards I called the U.S. Chamber of…"
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John Astad's blog post was featuredOSHA Combustible Dust ANPRM Stakeholder Meeting
Last week the OSHA Combustible Dust ANPRM stakeholder meeting was published in the Federal Register. Yet many stakeholders are not aware of these meetings to be held Monday, December 14, 2009, 9:00am - 4:00pm at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center,775 12th Street NW, Washington, DC. This proposed regulation will have an economic impact throughout the manufacturing sector. Are you aware of the meeting where…See More
John Astad posted a blog postOSHA Combustible Dust ANPRM Stakeholder Meeting
Last week the OSHA Combustible Dust ANPRM stakeholder meeting was published in the Federal Register. Yet many stakeholders are not aware of these meetings to be held Monday, December 14, 2009, 9:00am - 4:00pm at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center,775 12th Street NW, Washington, DC. This proposed regulation will have an economic impact throughout the manufacturing sector. Are you aware of the meeting where…See More
John Astad's blog post was featuredOSHA Combustible Dust Rulemaking Stakeholder Participation
Do you know the major difference between combustible grain dust and combustible manufacturing dust? Even though both provide potentially explosive atmospheres in the workplace, OSHA regulations for grain dust hazards have been in existence for two decades while there have been no comprehensive regulations for combustible dust in the manufacturing, non-manufacturing, and utility sectorsThe current Administration, with labor interests at the forefront and in conjunction with OSHA, is moving…See More
John Astad posted a blog postOSHA Combustible Dust Rulemaking Stakeholder Participation
Do you know the major difference between combustible grain dust and combustible manufacturing dust? Even though both provide potentially explosive atmospheres in the workplace, OSHA regulations for grain dust hazards have been in existence for two decades while there have been no comprehensive regulations for combustible dust in the manufacturing, non-manufacturing, and utility sectorsThe current Administration, with labor interests at the forefront and in conjunction with OSHA, is moving…See More
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OSHA Combustible Dust ANPRM Stakeholder Meeting
Last week the OSHA Combustible Dust ANPRM stakeholder meeting was published in the Federal Register. Yet many stakeholders are not aware of these meetings to be held Monday, December 14, 2009, 9:00am - 4:00pm at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center,775 12th Street NW, Washington, DC. This proposed regulation will have an economic impact throughout the manufacturing sector. Are you… Continue
Posted on November 16, 2009 at 8:23am — 1 Comment
OSHA Combustible Dust Rulemaking Stakeholder Participation
Do you know the major difference between combustible grain dust and combustible manufacturing dust? Even though both provide potentially explosive atmospheres in the workplace, OSHA regulations for grain dust hazards have been in existence for two decades while there have been no comprehensive regulations for combustible dust in the manufacturing, non-manufacturing, and utility sectors
The current Administration, with labor interests at the forefront and in conjunction with OSHA, is… Continue
The current Administration, with labor interests at the forefront and in conjunction with OSHA, is… Continue
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