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What's the Difference Between 24 Hr., 40 Hr. and 8 Hr. HAZWOPER Training?
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...
State, Regional and National Safety and Environmental Conferences for 2026
We exhibit and speak at many different safety and environmental conferences throughout the region. What's the schedule look like for 2026?
Which Annual Safety Training Requirements Should You Add to Your Calendar?
Annual safety training is a best management practice and is most often required when conditions in the workplace change.
Back to Work Safety
After being off for the holidays or any time of vacation, sometimes it's hard to get back into the groove of working.
Holiday Safety
This season of celebrating can be a wonderful time of the year, but it can also be a time for accidents.
Seasonal Distractions
The holidays are a busy time for most of us and with that comes a lot of distraction, stress, fatigue and loss of focus.
Thanksgiving Safety Tips to Share With Your Employees, Family and Friends
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.
What Is an SPCC Plan and Why Does Your Facility Need One?
An SPCC Plan is an EPA-required document for facilities that store oil products.
Halloween Safety Tips
Take precautions so that you can have a fun and SAFE Halloween!
What is DOT Hazmat Training and Who Needs DOT Hazmat Training?
What DOT HazMat training covers, who must take it, and the three-year retraining cycle — plus online and onsite course options from iSi.
What is IATA Hazmat Training and Who Needs IATA Hazmat Training?
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.
ISNetworld Compliance: The Top 10 Things You Need to Gather
Your ISNetworld grade decides whether you win work or get skipped. Here are the 10 things you need to gather to earn an A grade — and keep it.
OSHA Increases Eligibility for Reduced Fines
To help encourage smaller companies to comply with regulations and invest resources into compliance and abatement, OSHA and the U.S.
Top Electrical Safety Violations
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...
Are You Shipping Hazardous Materials? Common and Surprising Hazardous Materials Many Companies Ship but May Not Realize
Commonly overlooked hazardous materials in shipments—identifying items requiring DOT, IATA, and IMDG compliance for ground, air, and maritime transport.
OSHA Adds Proper-Fit Requirement for Construction PPE — What Changed and Who's Affected
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.
EPA to Review and Potentially Reconsider Recently Created Regulations
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...
Who Regulates Hazmat Shipments?
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
Welding fumes carry manganese, hexavalent chromium, and other toxic metals. OSHA's exposure limits, monitoring, and controls — explained by iSi.
EPCRA Tier II: Does the March 1 Deadline Apply to Your Facility?
The Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) requires facilities to report emergency and hazardous chemical information each year to t...
Be Safe When Ringing in the New Year
Regardless of whether you're going out, or staying in for New Years celebrations, safety should always be top of mind.
Compressed Air Safety
Compressed air is used in a multitude of applications in industry — pneumatic tools and equipment, pumps, valves, tires, robotic arms, conveyors, packag...
Supreme Court's Overruling of Chevron Deference Will Change How Regulations are Written and Interpreted
On June 28, in the Supreme Court case Loper Bright Enterprises v.