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CSB challenges OIG findings on audit follow-up process
Washington – Chemical Safety Board Chairman Rafael Moure-Eraso has disputed the findings of an audit report from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Inspector General, saying OIG was intruding on the agency’s “policy prerogatives.”
13 February 2013
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Industry Spotlight
Establishments in the chemical manufacturing industry make a range of products, including synthetic fibers, fertilizer, acids, paint and soap.
01 February 2013
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Report on fireworks-disposal explosion cites insufficient requirements
Washington – Unsafe disposal practices, insufficient safety requirements for government contractors and a lack of national guidelines for safe fireworks disposal are to blame for the 2011 explosion that killed five workers during a fireworks disposal operation in Hawaii, concludes a new report from the Chemical Safety Board.
23 January 2013
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Senate confirms new CSB member
Washington – The Senate on Jan. 1 confirmed Beth J. Rosenberg as a member of the Chemical Safety Board.
16 January 2013
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Group launches silica resource site
Silver Spring, MD – A new website launched by the Center for Construction Research and Training aims to help educate workers on how to control silica and lower the risk of silicosis.
28 November 2012
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Partnership group releases new chemical database
Washington – A database outlining the health effects of thousands of commonly used workplace chemicals was launched Sept. 5 by a partnership of labor and environmental groups.
05 September 2012
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CSB not doing enough to implement recommendations, OIG says
Washington – The Chemical Safety Board failed to meet its goals and standards for implementing safety recommendations, according to a new report from the Environmental Protection Agency Office of Inspector General.
29 August 2012
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CSB launches investigation into Chevron fire
Washington – The Chemical Safety Board recently announced plans to investigate the cause of the Aug. 6 fire at the Chevron oil refinery in Richmond, CA.
22 August 2012
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CSB updates strategic plan
Washington – The Chemical Safety Board has released a revised strategic plan to include specifics on potential safety studies and place an increased emphasis on stakeholder outreach.
25 July 2012
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Free webinar to focus on GHS
Annandale, VA – The Society for Chemical Hazard Communication is scheduled to host a free webinar Aug. 13 on OSHA’s revised Hazard Communication Standard (1910.1200).
25 July 2012
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CSB releases video on inherently safer design
Washington – A new video from the Chemical Safety Board examines the concept of inherently safer design.
18 July 2012
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OSHA request for information on PELs expected later this year
Washington – OSHA is developing a request for information on how to effectively address workplace exposures to chemicals.
05 July 2012
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Investigators fault DuPont for 2010 vinyl fluoride explosion
Buffalo, NY – DuPont engineers overlooked a hazard that led to an explosion that killed one contract worker and injured another, concludes a new report from the Chemical Safety Board.
25 April 2012
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CSB working on reducing case backlog
Pittsburgh – The Chemical Safety Board had to delay other investigations to focus on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, but plans to have its case backlog under control in a year, CSB Chairman Rafael Moure-Eraso said.
21 March 2012
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New CSB policy promotes employee involvement in investigations
Washington – The Chemical Safety Board on March 7 announced a policy that encourages employee participation in investigations.
07 March 2012
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