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Articles Tagged “Inspections”
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FM Issue: Safeguarding Fire Systems
Remote monitoring and automation capabilities ease maintenance. From the March 2013 issue of Today’s Facility Manager.
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OSHA Issues Plan To Help Reduce Injuries And Illnesses At High Hazard Workplaces
In addition to the SST program, OSHA implements both national and local emphasis inspection programs, which include programmed inspections, to target high-risk hazards and industries.
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Space Heaters
How should a Los Angeles-based facility deal with space heaters when safety inspectors visit?
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New Product Flash: SeeSnake® microDrain™ D65S Inspection Camera System by RIDGID®
This new camera system allows for accessible and precise inspections of many types of lines, ducts, pipes, and chimneys.
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OSHA Cracking Down On Metals Manufacturers
Any plant that extracts or refines metals like iron, lead, nickel, or tin will face multiple OSHA inspections, writes LeClairRyan Attorney Joseph P. Paranac, Jr.
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Three Legislators Honored For Supporting Building Safety
The award winners are South Carolina Senator Phil P. Leventis, New Mexico Senator Bernadette M. Sanchez, and New Jersey Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski.
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OSHA Directive Supports Protection Of Federal Workers
The directive outlines the procedures for carrying out programmed inspections at some of the most hazardous federal workplaces.
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New OSHA Program Targets Workplaces With Hazardous Chemicals
The program establishes policies and procedures for inspecting workplaces that are covered by OSHA’s process safety management (PSM) standard.
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OSHA to Push Program on Recordkeeping
This program will institute a policy that prompts recordkeeping inspections at employers’ establishments with low incidence rates in historically high rate industries. It will also incorporate inspections of a sample of construction firms.
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The Facility Technologist: Danger Ahead
In order to function properly, life safety systems must be carefully maintained.
