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Federal OSHA gives you fifteen working days to explain a delay, not to produce the record. California gives fifteen calendar days, hard. Here is the difference.
OSHA requires eight specific elements in a laboratory chemical hygiene plan, plus an annual effectiveness evaluation most labs cannot evidence. All eight here.
Class I injection well permitting, state by state: a different agency in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Nebraska, EPA direct in Colorado, and banned in Missouri.
If your plant, school, or campus runs its own well, federal lead service line inventory rules already apply. EPA is enforcing now. Here is how to check.
A compliance audit finding starts two clocks: 21 days to disclose to EPA, 60 days from discovery to correct. What self-disclosure protects and what it does not.
KDHE names Kansas facilities in a weekly water permit notice with a 30-day comment window. What the clock means, who it covers, and what missing it costs.
The Eighth Circuit stay keeps Missouri St. Louis sources at 100 tpy RACT and NNSR thresholds today, while the Illinois side of the same airshed sits at 50 tpy.
OSHA's warehousing NEP took effect 7/31/2026. Seven NAICS codes, industry-based site selection, what inspectors examine, and the changes nobody reported.
Tier II filings across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Nebraska run on four incompatible state processes. What multi-site EHS managers must know before March 1.
EPA uses machine-learning models and facility compliance data to target inspections. How the RCRA model works — and how plant managers lower their risk profile.
A LOTO program isn't compliant just because you own padlocks. OSHA's 1910.147 requires four elements — miss one and it's a citation. Here's the full audit.
EPA's final PCWP NESHAP takes effect July 6, 2026, reaching 219 major-source facilities. Here's what plywood, OSB, MDF, and lumber-kiln operators must do to comply.
There is no single AI access-control law — but the moment an AI tool touches your company data, your existing ISO 27001 and SOC 2 access duties already apply. Here is what binds you, who is affected, and how to write the policy.
AI vendors document silent model changes in their own system cards. What that means for verifying AI-generated compliance output — with sanction data and dates.
Most 2026 state AI transparency laws regulate frontier developers, not businesses deploying AI. Here's which disclosure duties actually apply to you.
An FAA-style AI certification regime made headlines this week — but it isn't law. The third-party AI audits that actually bind businesses today, with dates.
A practitioner-level roundup of OSHA compliance changes 2026 — from the March ITA deadline and HazCom GHS Rev 7 to the Heat NEP, deregulatory rulemaking, and the penalty math that hasn't changed.
OSHA willful penalties hit $165,514 per citation. A June 2026 grocery-franchisee case proves company size and industry don't shield you — here's the math.
OMB's May 29, 2026 proposed rewrite of 2 CFR Part 200 ends fixed-amount awards, codifies termination for convenience, extends E-Verify to grant recipients, and adds senior-appointee approval.
OSHA and EPA civil penalty amounts in effect for 2026 are unchanged from 2025. Full tables, real assessed averages, and the notices that adjust nothing.
OSHA and EPA civil penalty amounts in effect for 2026 are unchanged from 2025. Full tables, real assessed averages, and the notices that adjust nothing.
EPA extended HFC new-equipment deadlines under the AIM Act in May 2026, but the 15-pound leak rule and Subpart C recordkeeping are still in force. Here's what an EPA inspector actually asks first.
FMCSA §393.130 requires four direct tiedowns and 50% aggregate Working Load Limit for equipment over 10,000 lb — not chain specifically. Here's what passes.
HF skin exposure can be lethal at 2.5% body surface area, and pain often doesn't appear until systemic hypocalcemia is already underway. Here's the incident response protocol every facility using HF needs in writing before the first exposure.
Today is the statutory deadline for TSCA Section 8(d) submissions on 16 chemicals. EPA proposed a 12-month extension to May 2027 but hasn't finalized it. Here's what plants in scope do right now.
Asbestos abatement Tulsa runs through ODEQ for the NESHAP notification, ODOL for the contractor license, and a separate City of Tulsa demolition permit — plus a tribal jurisdiction question post-McGirt that changes which agency holds the file.
Asbestos abatement Wichita: a Kansas-licensed practitioner walks through the federal NESHAP threshold, KDHE notification chain, Sedgwick County wrecking permit, and the floor tile decision that turns a Day 1 renovation into a Day 3 RACM project.
Property owners assume scaffolding violations belong to the contractor. CPL 02-00-124 says the multi-employer worksite OSHA citation can stack against the property owner too — up to $165,514 per willful condition.
A scissor lift positioned over a required egress route is one citation for the trade and another for the GC under CPL 02-00-124 — up to $165,514 per willful instance. Here is how the coordination gap opens and how to close it.
Property managers think HazCom does not apply to them. CPL 02-00-124 says otherwise — and a single rooftop service call can trigger four citations at up to $16,550 each.
Six reconciliation failure modes — chemical naming, CAS mismatches, max vs average quantity, threshold aggregation, units, and hazard coding — make Tier II forms wrong.
One unauthorized drum at the receiving dock can stack four HazCom citations under CPL 02-02-038. Here is the procurement-gate workflow that closes that gap before the PO is issued.
OSHA's five recurring construction-site HazCom citations — written program, SDS access, labeling, training, and inventory — plus how CPL 02-00-124 rolls a sub's failure up to the GC.
A pre-mobilization SOP for the multi-employer worksite SDS control program construction GCs need to defeat a controlling-employer HazCom citation under CPL 02-00-124.
If a foreign supplier won't provide a compliant Safety Data Sheet, the U.S. business that receives the chemical is the legal importer under 29 CFR 1910.1200 — and inherits authoring liability. Here's what to do when the shipment is on the dock and the SDS isn't.
OSHA's January 20, 2026 Letter of Interpretation confirms that burns from personal lithium-ion batteries — including e-cigarette batteries an employee brought from home — are work-related and recordable under 29 CFR 1904.5. Here's the analysis EHS managers need to apply now.
Three operational triggers tell you when EPCRA Tier II reporting has outgrown spreadsheets — multi-state filings, SDS turnover, and overlapping EHS reports.
OSHA's multi-employer policy means the host facility can be cited for contractor chemical training failures. Here's how the four-employer test actually works.
OSHA's renewed HAZWOPER ICR shows 9,975 fewer respondents than 2023 — a federal signal of RCRA TSD cleanup-site contraction with real downstream effects for generators.
Multi-site SDS migration under HazCom 2024 looks like a software purchase. It is not. Here is what the hidden costs actually run, and a 90-day plan.
Chemical manufacturers selling US, Canada, and EU face three distinct SDS requirements with staggered deadlines. Manage HazCom 2024, WHMIS, and CLP rules.
Building owners face EPCRA, CERCLA, RCRA, OSHA, and fire code liability for tenant chemical storage. Lease agreements don't exempt you—know the thresholds.
OSHA enforces whistleblower retaliation across 25 federal statutes—not just Section 11(c). FRSA, STAA, FSMA, CERCLA, TSCA all create cross-statute exposure.
Lead holds #1 ranking on ATSDR's 2026 SPL. Understand enforcement pressure, OSHA targeting, and compliance obligations for manufacturers and construction firms.
Secondary containment for workplace chemicals must comply with OSHA, EPA SPCC, EPA RCRA, and NFPA 30 simultaneously. When regulations conflict, you need the strictest—not the easiest—interpretation.
How the overlap between OSHA recordkeeping and workers comp administration creates legal exposure for manufacturers without separate HR staff.
Municipalities managing chemicals across departments face EPCRA Tier II, OSHA HazCom, RCRA, and DOT requirements simultaneously. Map the overlapping frameworks and avoid $1M+ penalties.
A practical playbook for EHS consulting firm principals on building internal AI systems—from governance architecture to pilot selection and ROI tracking.
AI flags compliance gaps. But only a licensed professional can sign off on them. Here's why the professional stamp remains non-negotiable—and what inspectors actually look for.
A practical guide for plant managers and HSE directors evaluating AI-assisted compliance audit tools. Understand what AI actually does, what it misses, and five critical questions to ask any vendor.
Which OSHA workflows an EHS consulting firm can safely automate—recordkeeping, training tracking, inspection scheduling—and where professional judgment must remain in charge. A Tier 1/2/3 decision framework for skeptical firm owners.
Federal contractor HSE directors navigating the April 2026 OSHA-DOE MOU: jurisdiction, penalties, and compliance gaps at M&O vs. privatized DOE sites.
Manufacturing facilities facing unfilled EHS positions have a third option. One senior consultant plus AI compliance tools delivers what a full-time hire costs—and faster. Here's the math and the tradeoffs.
Manufacturing operations see short-term AI productivity drops. The MIT Sloan research explains why the first 3 months look flat—and how to navigate the J-curve.
LLMs fail at the core task of environmental compliance: legal reasoning grounded in facility-specific context. Learn what AI compliance tools miss, what your practitioners know, and why the market is paying 30-40% more for specialized expertise in 2026.
Federal DOL filing against Stone Hill Excavation signals aggressive enforcement. Review your injury reporting, drug testing, and safety incentive policies now to avoid $100,000+ liability.
Surface compliance does not equal actual compliance.
Your complete guide to the annual Tier II chemical inventory reporting deadline.
HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response) was created by OSHA to train and protect workers who work with, respond to, and/or clean up...
We exhibit and speak at many different safety and environmental conferences throughout the region. What's the schedule look like for 2026?
Annual safety training is a best management practice and is most often required when conditions in the workplace change.
After being off for the holidays or any time of vacation, sometimes it's hard to get back into the groove of working.
This season of celebrating can be a wonderful time of the year, but it can also be a time for accidents.
The holidays are a busy time for most of us and with that comes a lot of distraction, stress, fatigue and loss of focus.
The maintained 2026 calendar of EPA, OSHA, and DOT reporting deadlines — including the GHGRP extension to October 30, the new TSCA PFAS deadline, frozen federal penalties, and per-agency deadline tables updated quarterly.
As a safety consultant, we make sure that our teams know about safety in all aspects of their life, not just the OSHA kind at work.
Take precautions so that you can have a fun and SAFE Halloween!
What DOT HazMat training covers, who must take it, and the three-year retraining cycle — plus online and onsite course options from iSi.
In aviation, the rules of the sky aren't written in the clouds—they're set by IATA and in the air, safety, compliance, and precision are non-negotiable.
To help encourage smaller companies to comply with regulations and invest resources into compliance and abatement, OSHA and the U.S.
In honor of May's electrical safety month designation, here's a list of OSHA's most common electrical safety violations found in General Industry and Co...
Commonly overlooked hazardous materials in shipments—identifying items requiring DOT, IATA, and IMDG compliance for ground, air, and maritime transport.
OSHA's update to 29 CFR 1926.95 now explicitly requires construction PPE to properly fit each worker — aligning with general industry and closing the enforcement gap on ill-fitting gloves, harnesses, and more.
Other Agencies May Follow Suit EPA's new Administrator Lee Zeldin says the agency is going to focus on a new initiative to help return EPA to its core m...
DOT, EPA, and OSHA all regulate hazmat shipments in different ways. Here's what each agency enforces — and how a single shipment can trigger three sets of penalties.
Welding fumes carry manganese, hexavalent chromium, and other toxic metals. OSHA's exposure limits, monitoring, and controls — explained by iSi.
The Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) requires facilities to report emergency and hazardous chemical information each year to t...
Regardless of whether you're going out, or staying in for New Years celebrations, safety should always be top of mind.
Compressed air is used in a multitude of applications in industry — pneumatic tools and equipment, pumps, valves, tires, robotic arms, conveyors, packag...
On June 28, in the Supreme Court case Loper Bright Enterprises v.
We talk about the holiday season being a big time of distraction when one is focused on a bunch of other things where safety may not always be top of mi...
Tornadoes are violent storms that don't only strike in the traditional "Tornado Alley" region of the U.S. The southeastern part of the U.S.
A new final rule issued by OSHA gives employees the opportunity to designate an employee representative to accompany an inspector during OSHA inspections.
OHSAS 18001 is gone — ISO 45001 replaced it. What changed, why it matters for your safety management system, and how to make the transition, from iSi.
Companies that fall under Process Safety Management (PSM) requirements because of their highly hazardous chemicals are required to recertify that they h...
Emergency power generators can be critical pieces of equipment for any facility, especially in the stormy seasons of spring or winter or in disasters su...
EPA has issued a change to its Risk Management Program, or RMP regulations for those who process, produce, handle or store hazardous substances or chemi...
In January, OSHA issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to replace the existing general industry Fire Brigade standard at 1910.156 with a new broader st...
PSM covers facilities using threshold quantities of highly hazardous chemicals. Miss a single element and one inspection can drive six-figure penalties — here's the full 14-element breakdown.
OSHA's final rule on electronic injury and illness reporting that passed in 2023 took effect on January 1, 2024.
Recently we covered the required annual OSHA safety training requirements your company should be scheduling each year.
Christmas can be a wonderful time of the year, but it can also be a time for accidents.
We decided to take a look at some of the EPA enforcement sites to review hazardous waste violations issued across the U.S. within the past couple of years.
International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) training requirements—who must comply, personnel obligations, documentation, and common triggering scenarios.
Many types of jobs require the use of boots for safety purposes. Some jobs just need regular boots while others require steel or composite toes.
iSi's consulting team recently provided a presentation to the annual Kansas Safety and Health Conference about OSHA's top poorly written regulations.
With so many entities regulating asbestos EPA to OSHA to State Governments to even City and County Governments we see a lot of confusion.
EPA has announced a several changes to its Air Emissions Reporting Rule, or AERR that would make reporting of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) consistent...
OSHA's warehousing NEP took effect 7/31/2026. Seven NAICS codes, industry-based site selection, what inspectors examine, and the changes nobody reported.
OSHA has issued a final rule changing some of the requirements for electronic injury and illness reporting, adding some new companies and increasing som...
OSHA has issued a new NEP on heat-related hazards.
Hazmat means one thing to OSHA, something else to EPA, and something different again to DOT. Here's the full crosswalk of every 'haz' term and when each agency's definition applies.
The Chemical Safety Board (CSB) has issued a safety alert regarding emergency pressure relief systems as the agency is continuing to see them playing th...
OSHA's Director of Enforcement and Director of Construction have joined together to issue two memos to its Regional Administrators and State Plan Design...
OSHA's Combustible Dust NEP gives inspectors a detailed playbook. Here's what they look for, how they pick targets, and which standards they cite when there's no dedicated dust standard.
In 2007, after a number of combustible dust incidents, OSHA issued its National Emphasis Program on Combustible Dusts.
Before you install, modify, or debottleneck equipment, you likely need a construction air permit — and it must be approved BEFORE the change. Here's how to know and how to apply.
It's that time of year again when employers need to post and submit last year's injury and illness data.
Companies with operations subject to the Clean Air Act are required to submit their plans for any operational or physical changes before they occur to s...
EPA has issued Final Rule updates to 40 CFR Part 63, subpart HHHHHH, the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for Paint Str...
OSHA Considering Changes and Updates to the PSM Standard OSHA has been accepting comments on several proposed changes to its Process Safety Management, ...
Who needs DOT HazMat training, how often, and what it must cover — the employer's guide to 49 CFR training rules, from iSi.
When respirator fit testing is required, how often, qualitative vs. quantitative methods, and what OSHA expects — your questions answered by iSi.
More lithium and lithium-ion batteries are being used in products today and just like any material, if we understand how to use it safely, it should not...
Safety regulations are enforced by OSHA, and in some states such as California and Indiana, by a state safety agency.
What is Safe + Sound Week? OSHA has designated August 15-19, 2022 as Safe + Sound Week.
Environmental regulations are enforced by federal, state and local governments. How do you make sure you have your bases covered?
OSHA's hexavalent chromium standard, corrected for 2026: the 5 µg/m³ PEL, the real penalty numbers, and a case study mapped to exact subsections.
OSHA runs a National Emphasis Program on hexavalent chromium. Here's a real inspection case study with $13,653 in citations — plus the full General Industry and Construction rules.
Trailers are often used in the workplace — by operations personnel down to even the sales department who may move their exhibits from show to show.
iSi can help you make sure you're on the right track in getting the necessary documentation and processes in place.Heat plays a large part in how we pla...
iSi can help determine which of these options apply to your facility, and help you make sure you're on the right track in getting the necessary document...
Asbestos is contained in thousands of products, from building materials and adhesives, fireproofing materials to consumer products.
OSHA annually has a Stand Down for Falls in Construction.
EPA has issued a proposed rule that would require many non-transportation-related facilities to develop a Facility Response Plan under the Clean Water A...
We're all tired.
OSHA has reissued a noise hazard regional emphasis program for Region VII.
The Ultimate Guide To Asbestos Abatement: Everything You Need To Know This guide will take you step by step through the process of asbestos abatement, f...
OSHA's regulatory agenda has been published with a list of priorities the agency is working on.
EPA has reviewed inspection data from its regional offices to get an idea of the most common Facility Response Plan and SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control ...
The list of the most cited OSHA standards is out for 2021. As you may know, the list contains the same issues each year, usually just in a different order.
OSHA's Emergency Temporary Standard on vaccination and testing—scope, compliance requirements, and recordkeeping obligations for employers with 100+ employees.
OSHA has issued a new regional emphasis program for its Region VII states (Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska) that is targeting industries considered ...
EPA recently reviewed inspection data from its regional offices to get an idea of the most common SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures) P...
In our blog article about EPA's compliance initiatives, EPA said a number of facilities were not complying with RCRA air requirements and as a result, i...
At the recent KDHE Environmental Conference, Dave Cozad, Director of the Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Division with Region VII EPA gave an updat...
Many of the nation's commercial hazardous waste incinerator facilities are notifying customers they'll no longer accept new waste for a while, says a ne...
Hot working conditions can bring increased risks of heat illness, especially when heat-producing equipment is used.
Facilities commonly need multiple overlapping emergency plans — SPCC, RMP, HAZWOPER, EAP, PSM, contingency. Here's what each covers and how the ICP lets you consolidate.
DOT hazmat registration requirements for companies shipping hazardous materials and waste—deadlines, fees, exemptions, and compliance obligations.
At iSi, the office and marketing/sales teams get involved in safety too, and one of the things we do is we each get a week to share a personal safety ex...
Summer here and so is grilling season. Well, it's always grilling season in some places, but Summer is the time of year when it's most conducted.
EPA has made some updates, changes and additions to their Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) reporting.
With spring and summer, along with the barbeques, pool parties and vacation days that come with warm weather, so does one other inevitability: road cons...
EPA environmental priorities under new leadership—Environmental Justice, PFAS regulations, inspections, and WOTUS definition expansion.
UPDATE: OSHA has announced an informal public hearing for Sept. 21. If you'd like to testify or question witnesses, submit your notice by June 18.
Getting value out of OSHA's annual Top 10 violations list—using consistent violations to guide safety priorities and audit focus.
Sustainability…that's a word that's been thrown around a lot within the past few years and to many it may conjure images of recycling and being a good e...
Virtual EHS and ISO audits can cover records review, walkthroughs, interviews, and full ISO 14001/45001 third-party audits — here's how the process works and where it saves time.
If your company plans to purchase, manage, lease, or sell a piece of commercial property, the phrase Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is bound to c...
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Starbucks and EPA EPCRA violations? Any company can be subject to EPCRA with the right types and quantities of hazardous chemicals.
EPCRA Section 313 supplier chemical notification requirements—who must comply, what to include, recordkeeping, and exemptions.
Visit our EHS Bootcamp website to learn more about the agenda and to register!Starting out, every day as an EHS professional felt overwhelming.
iSi can help you find safety and environmental technology solutions to make your job easier. Contact us today!
iSi can do the sampling, write your plan, and help with any other part of this new requirement!
Recently the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) published results of its study of construction occupations and workers across 32 states rega...
If your company ships or transports hazardous materials, including hazardous waste, you are required to register for a U.S.
Dehydration can be a common cause of heat illness. Maintaining hydration is important, even if you don't feel thirsty.
iSi can now provide disinfecting UV lighting for your HVAC system.
Recently published guidance from OSHA clarifies that workplace-contracted COVID-19 can be a recordable illness. It's important to have a plan in place.
What is OSHA planning to do with all of the COVID-related employee complaints? A new enforcement directive lines out who will be inspected and who won't.
Legionnaires, Heavy Metals Among the Hazards That Could Affect Your Building's Water System Safety As we all prepare to return to work, we may find addi...
With the spread of COVID-19, businesses and households are looking for ways to clean and sanitize surfaces, and bleach is one of those cleaners that exp...
Many in the U.S. are under stay at home orders, encouraged to work from home where possible.
If you are a contractor to large refineries and manufacturers like we are, you are likely a member of one or more safety oversight companies like ISNetw...
With all things COVID-19 impacting our businesses, researching immediate actions to understand their impacts is critical.
iSi said goodbye to the full-time career of founder, owner and COO Karma Mason, retiring after over 40 years of environmental and geological service.
Watch this free webinar!iSi currently manages several industrial wastewater treatment plants for manufacturing facilities.
OSHA has updated and renewed its National Emphasis Program on amputations in manufacturing facilities.
The Navigable Waters Protection Rule redefines the WOTUS definition to help states and industry clarify what is included and not included in the new rule.
UPDATE: President Biden signed an Executive Order on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021 that requires the following: Within 2 weeks (by Feb.
EPA has added certain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to the list of chemicals which need to be tracked annually on your EPA Toxic Release In...
EPA has issued air permitting updates in order to help companies save time and reduce paperwork and compliance burdens.
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In this week's blog we take a look at the new OSHA inspection weighting scale, which highlights their priorities for 2020 OSHA inspections.
iSi conducts both quantitative and qualitative fit-testing and can help you determine what your facility's needs are for respiratory protection.
iSi can help you determine if this applies to your company, and then we can help you write the plan. Contact us today!
Are fluorescent lamps hazardous waste? Learn one company's experience with multiple hazardous waste citations over one unboxed lamp.
iSi conducts Phase I ESAs, as well as Phase II ESAs which include sampling of water, groundwater, soil and more.
Robot safety and injuries is the concern of a new NIOSH research program. What are the hazards of laser guided vehicles and robot demolition machines?
In a recent ruling by a state environmental regulatory agency, paint drips on the ground were considered to be a hazardous waste violation.
OSHA's Safe + Sound Week this week gives us a chance to take a look at company safety programs, what makes them successful and what elements need to be ...
Self-retracting lifelines used for fall protection safety are under a recall by 3M. Do you have these in your inventory? Find out more in the iSi blog!
EPA's National Compliance Inititives shows the enforcement priorities of EPA starting October 1, 2020. Take a look at the top 7 target areas.
A new bill introduced in the U.S.
Effective July 15, 2019, 14 OSHA standards will be updated to remove outdated, duplicate, and inconsistent info, called Standards Improvement Phase IV.
The EPA major source "Once In, Always In" rule may be on its way out. Major sources will now have the ability to reclassify as area sources.
I've never been a fan of "spring" cleaning, but it's a necessary part of good housekeeping around the home or at your facility.
OSHA is now looking to potentially update its lockout-tagout (LOTO) standard, with a focus on control circuit devices and the advancement of robotics.
If you manufacture or import mercury for commercial purposes, you are required to complete a report to EPA by July 1, 2019 and every 3 years thereafter.
EPA has announced its first ever comprehensive nationwide Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Action Plan.
Update: As of November 23, 2019 it is now against the law for any person or retailer to sell or distribute paint removal products containing methylene c...
We were working on preparing price proposals for two separate federal agencies this week and one greeted with a return email saying it was closed, while...
Attend our webinar to determine how these regulations apply to your organization. There are a number of environmental re
Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler selects iSi CEO Gary Mason to join EPA's National Advisory Council for Environmental Policy and Technology, or N...
At iSi we get the opportunity to come across all types of industrial hygiene and indoor air quality projects.
As a long-time asbestos abatement, survey, inspection, sampling and training firm, we get a lot of questions about asbestos.
ISO 14001 environmental management systems are voluntary, but an increasing number of manufacturer suppliers are being required to have it. What is it?
iSi Project Manager, Ryan Livengood, presents How Can I Tell If I Have an Industrial Hygiene Issue and What Do I Need to Look For?
The fall 2018 regulatory agendas for EPA and OSHA have been published. What will these agencies be focusing their efforts on in 2019? Find out in our blog!
Fall is a busy time for iSi as there are a number of environmental, health and safety (EHS) conferences and professional organizations we're involved in.
iSi can help you determine what you need to do to get ready for enforcement.OSHA has announced it has developed a regional emphasis program for ammonium...
EPA is proposing to allow generators to handle aerosol cans as a universal waste rather than a hazardous waste.
The deadline to submit 2016 injuries and illnesses to OSHA's Injury Reporting Tracking website is December 1, but changes to the rules may be coming soon.
EPA's broadened definition of 'remote' sites lets qualifying stationary RICE engines comply through management practices instead of emissions testing. Here's who qualifies and what's required.
A change in the definition of EPA's NESHAP Subpart ZZZZ air compliance regulations could bring good news for companies with RICE.