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Hazardous material safety and security is a key part of maintaining safety in some workplaces. Check in here for the latest content on all things HAZMAT, from content about everything from safe handling and storage, to engineering controls and PPE.
Fluorine-Free Firefighting Foam poses a health risk to firefighters. They are, however, safer than AFFF and an important step in eliminating exposure to PFAS.
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Hazard Communication is critical to chemical safety in the workplace. Find out who needs HAZCOM training and what it should include.
By: Pete Nemmers, CSM | Director of Training Development
Medical waste isn't like the waste generated by other industries. It poses a biological hazard and must be disposed of safely. Here's how.
By: Karoly Ban Matei | HR and Safety Manager
Concrete is common in construction projects but poses numerous hazards. Learn about them and what controls you should have in place.
By: Todd Wells
HAZMAT levels allow workers to remain safe when working with hazardous materials - but only if they know what they mean.
By: Steve Prentice
HAZWOPER training is required in many workplaces. Find out who needs it and what types of courses are available.
Pesticides are a fact of life for agricultural workers. Find out what what kind of PPE they need to stay safe.
By: Laura Martin
Spill control measures are important for any business that stores or uses large quantities of oil or chemicals. Learn how to do spill containment right.
Spray painting has risks that aren't present when using a roller or paintbrush. Find out how to keep workers in industrial painting operations safe.
By: Jessica Barrett
Biological hazards are common but rarely discussed. Find out how to identify them and keep your workers safe.
Does HAZWOPER apply to you? Find out if it does and what responsibilities this entails.
Silicosis is an incurable condition that results from exposure to silica dust. Learn more about the disease, its treatment, and prevention measures.
By: Brad Hestbak
In some cases, using a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) is the only way to ensure a supply of breathable air. Find out how to select the right one.
By: Safeopedia Staff