Wethersfield, Ct. (Wfsb) – More and more Connecticut fire brigades are being trained for the use of UTVs. In short, for supply tasks you are a kind of off-road vehicle that could wear several passengers and heavier loads. After the loss of a Wethersfield Volunteer Firefighter in 2024, which died during the operation of a… Continue reading Wethersfield Fire Dept has new rules after a fatal accident; A look at the UTV training program of the CT Fire Academy
Category: Safety and Regulation Compliance
Construction project: August 8th Update
Several features of the building will be available in the summer of 2025 The David Geffen Galeries and its surroundings are brought to life with installations of the sculpture outdoors, the openings of restaurants and retail space and special preview events. Find out more about the 2025 plans. The main building of the building enters… Continue reading Construction project: August 8th Update
Cal/Osha calls on employers to protect employees from heat diseases
On August 5, the California Department for Vocational Security and Health (CAL/OSHA) asked for employers across the state to protect workers from outdoor workplaces and indoors from heat. High temperatures are forecast throughout California. It is expected that the temperatures in several areas will reach 97 ° to 117 ° Fahrenheit (F) and reach a… Continue reading Cal/Osha calls on employers to protect employees from heat diseases
The top 5 most rented heavy device machines in 2025
In the fast-developing construction, mining, infrastructure and logistics industry, the demand for heavy equipment continues to increase. However, ownership is not always practical or inexpensive for short-term projects, startups or companies that want to avoid maintenance costs, depreciation and pottery pain. For this reason, the equipment rent has become a dominant model that offers flexibility… Continue reading The top 5 most rented heavy device machines in 2025
EPA concludes snur for graphic nanoplatelettes under TSCA
On July 29, 2025, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the final significant usage rules (snur) for certain chemical substances, including graphen nanoplats (generic), the subject of preparatory awareness (PMN) and a microbial commercial activity proof (MCAN) and an order that is ordered was granted, the EPA order from the TSCA). 90 fed. Regs… Continue reading EPA concludes snur for graphic nanoplatelettes under TSCA
As part of the long-term renovation plan as part of the long-term renovation plan
The city of West Chicago promotes its long -term renovation plans for the West Washington location through a current soil removal project. These efforts are part of the voluntary participation of the city at the Sanode Program (IEPA) program (SRP) of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (NFR). The preservation of an NFR would officially confirm… Continue reading As part of the long-term renovation plan as part of the long-term renovation plan
Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Partner with Osha for Penn Medicine Montgomeryville Project | Allentown area
A tree management company responsible for numerous buildings in the Lehigh Valley works with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to build the construction of Penn Medicine Montgomeryville. Alvin H. Butz, Inc., announced his partnership with the OSHA to strengthen the company's commitment to build a first -class security culture for a leading project… Continue reading Alvin H. Butz, Inc. Partner with Osha for Penn Medicine Montgomeryville Project | Allentown area
Proposed Osha money for two companies after the death of the Orlando Edm Festival Prep Death
Two companies in the Los Angeles region were quoted by Osha for the death of a worker who was set up a popular Orlando Edm Festival last autumn. James Thomas Productions and Stage FX were each identified as Misael Aguirre for the same two violations in the death of a man Orlando TV Station Fox… Continue reading Proposed Osha money for two companies after the death of the Orlando Edm Festival Prep Death
A 'hard no, relax regulation, increase the risk: PD letters
Press Democratic readers comment on the SRJC bond plan and more. A 'hard no' on more SRJC bonds editor: The edition of July 28th contained an article in which officials of the Santa Rosa Junior College want to “test the appetite of the voters” to pay even more bonds for the maintenance deficit and upgrades… Continue reading A 'hard no, relax regulation, increase the risk: PD letters
Digital tools for continuous supervision and code orientation
Digital tools change the safety regulations in the area of electricity generation by transferring field documentation, the centralization of compliance data and the orientation of developing codes. This is considered a response to the codes of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the stricter enforcement of occupational safety and health administration (OSG), the environmental, social… Continue reading Digital tools for continuous supervision and code orientation