EPA Looks to Add Air Emissions Reporting Items
EPA has announced a several changes to its Air Emissions Reporting Rule, or AERR that would make reporting of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) consistent...
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OSHA's Renewed Warehousing NEP: Why a Clean Injury Record Does Not Keep Your Facility Off the Inspection List
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 Issues Final Rule Which Updates Electronic Injury and Illness Reporting, Adds Industries and More Requirements
OSHA has issued a final rule changing some of the requirements for electronic injury and illness reporting, adding some new companies and increasing som...
Summer Toolbox Talk: Fireworks Safety for the 4th of July
Fireworks injuries spike every 4th of July — here's a simple toolbox talk covering setup, safe shooting, disposal, and pet safety you can share with your crew or family.
Forklift Top 6: OSHA Compliance Pitfalls for Powered Industrial Trucks
OSHA runs powered industrial truck emphasis programs in multiple states — here are the six areas inspectors hit hardest, from seat belts to training records.
OSHA's Heat-Related Hazards National Emphasis Program
OSHA has issued a new NEP on heat-related hazards.
What the Haz? Hazmat, Hazardous Waste, HazCom, and HAZWOPER Explained
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.
CSB Issues Safety Alert Regarding Emergency Pressure Relief Systems
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 Memo to Affect Way Agency Issues Certain Penalties, With Potential for Significant Increases
OSHA's Director of Enforcement and Director of Construction have joined together to issue two memos to its Regional Administrators and State Plan Design...
Combustible Dust: Who Can Require a Dust Hazard Analysis and What It Has to Contain
Who can require a combustible dust hazard analysis: OSHA, the fire code, NFPA 660 and your insurer. What each one demands, and what the analysis must contain.
OSHA Updates Its Combustible Dust National Emphasis Program
In 2007, after a number of combustible dust incidents, OSHA issued its National Emphasis Program on Combustible Dusts.
Making Changes to Equipment or Operations? Do You Need a Construction Air Permit?
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.
OSHA Injury Posting Requirements
It's that time of year again when employers need to post and submit last year's injury and illness data.
EPA Proposes Changes to Air Permitting Regulations for New Sources
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 Issues Changes to 6H NESHAP for Paint Stripping & Surface Coating
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 Considering Changes and Updates to the PSM Standard OSHA has been accepting comments on several proposed changes to its Process Safety Management, ...
Hazmat Employee Training Requirements Every Employer Must Know
Who needs DOT HazMat training, how often, and what it must cover — the employer's guide to 49 CFR training rules, from iSi.
Fit Testing Questions Answered
When respirator fit testing is required, how often, qualitative vs. quantitative methods, and what OSHA expects — your questions answered by iSi.
Lithium Batteries: Safety Hazards and Their Impact on Businesses
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...
iSi's Top 12 General Industry Safety Audit Findings
Safety regulations are enforced by OSHA, and in some states such as California and Indiana, by a state safety agency.
OSHA Safe + Sound Site Provides Free Resources for Your Safety Program
What is Safe + Sound Week? OSHA has designated August 15-19, 2022 as Safe + Sound Week.
iSi's Top 8 Gaps Found in Environmental Audits
Environmental regulations are enforced by federal, state and local governments. How do you make sure you have your bases covered?
OSHA Hexavalent Chromium Standard: Case Study + Full Compliance Rules
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.
Trailer Safety
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.