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Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems: Best Practices for Management Leadership and Employee Participation | Convergence Training

·September 26, 2016

In this article, we're going to look at some best practices for ensuring management leadership and employee participation in your workplace occupational health and safety management system. Thi …more....

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SLC 2016: When Leadership Drives Safety Culture | EHS Today

·August 9, 2016

Egan Company successfully includes executive-level leadership in its safety culture and Jason Lindula, the company’s safety coordinator, shares insights.

Workforce

Made in America: Manufacturing The Right Way | Official Apple Rubber Blog

·June 11, 2016

Last year, we broke the record in American exports for the fifth year in a row: hitting $2.35 trillion. Why? Because business owners, government leaders and domestic consumers are increasingly realizing the importance of American-made manufacturing. Reshoring isn’t slowing down any time soon. …more....

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Risk Assessment Workshops: Learn More | Education | PMMI

·April 7, 2016
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Risk assessment is a process manufacturers use to evaluate their equipment for potential health and safety hazards before a hazard can cause an accident or incident. Many end users now require risk assessments as part of the procurement process.

3D Printing

3D Printer Lightweight Enclosure and Filtration System | KICKSTARTER

·February 27, 2016
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James Nordstrom is raising funds for 3D Printer Lightweight Enclosure and Filtration System on Kickstarter! 3DPrintClean filtration systems enable 3D printing in PLA, ABS, HIPS, Nylon, and other media, without external ventilation.

3D Printing

Understanding the Health Impact of 3D Printers: A Q&A with UL: Additive Manufacturing

·February 23, 2016
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As a follow-up to our Changing the Rules feature with UL, which brought safety to the forefront of the AM discussion, Additive Manufacturing magazine sat down with UL’s vice president and senior technical advisor Dr. Marilyn Black to find out what they have in store next. It turns out they have partnered with Georgia Tech and Emory University to research the impact of 3D printing on indoor air quality in two phases. Phase I will involve the characterization and assessment of particle and chemical emissions from 3D printing technologies and Phase II will assess potential health hazards from exposure to the emissions. ..Read More....

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