Protecting Your Hearing: Why It Matters in General Industry
by Seth Boone| The EI Group
“I have nothing but good things to say about The EI Group. The responsiveness, professionalism and level of competency of your people is second to none. I have enjoyed having a reliable source for environmental reviews to depend on.”| ei1.com
The numbers are in, and for the 15th year in a row, failure to meet the general requirements for Fall Protection in construction scenarios is the #1 most cited OSHA violation across the nation. In fact, all ten of last year’s violations are included once again in this year’s annual list. These results suggest that too many American facilities are terribly consistent when it comes to failing at safety and compliance. The good news is that this list offers a solution for those who are strug...| The EI Group
The new Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Silica Rule (30 CFR Part 60) became legally effective June 17, 2024, which originally set compliance for coal and underground mines by April 14, 2025 and for metal and nonmetal (MNM) mines by April 8, 2026. However, legal challenges by the plaintiffs and other mine operators have created a stay by the eighth circuit judge pending the outcome of the litigation. Currently, the original deadlines remain in effect.| The EI Group
by Shrusti Patel| The EI Group
When we talk about workplace safety, the focus usually lands on the obvious hazards: chemicals, machinery noise, etc. However, one of the most common issues often slips under the radar: the air we breathe indoors every day. Most people spend the bulk of their workday inside, and if the air quality is poor, it shows. Headaches, fatigue, scratchy throats or just a general feeling of being “off” can sometimes be linked to the building itself. Over time, exposure to things like mold, dust or ...| The EI Group
by Deb Walker| The EI Group
Electricity powers nearly every aspect of our modern lives—from lighting and heating to cooking and entertainment. While it's easy to take electricity for granted, it's equally important to remember that it can be dangerous if not handled properly. Electrical safety at home is not just a good practice—it's essential for protecting your loved ones, your property and your peace of mind.| The EI Group
by Josh Thompson| ei1.com
In today’s highly regulated environment, facilities that handle radioactive materials or radiation-producing devices must maintain strict compliance with both Federal and State regulations. Partnering with a consultant familiar with the responsibilities of a state licensed Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) can significantly reduce the burden of regulatory oversight.| The EI Group
by Adam Underwood| The EI Group
