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New Safety Mall From MSDSonline Simplifies PPE Compliance (SafetyOnline)

In an effort to help companies comply with a new rule from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regarding employer payment for personal protective equipment (PPE), MSDSonline, a leader in on-demand Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) management products and services recently announced the availability of its new Safety Mall, a free service that enables EH&S professionals ...

Munro's Safety Clothing Adds Two New Wrangler Jeans To Their Line Of Fire Resistant Clothing (SafetyOnline)

Munro's Safety Apparel, one of the nation's leading providers of safety clothing for the workplace, is very excited to announce the addition of two new products to their line of clothing

New Safety Mall From MSDSonline Simplifies PPE Compliance (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

In an effort to help companies comply with a new rule from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration regarding employer payment for personal protective equipment , MSDSonline® , a leader in on-demand Environmental Health and Safety management products and services today announced the availability of its new Safety Mall, a free service that enables EH&S professionals to quickly and ...

HemoBiotech Licenses Pathogen (TSE, Viruses) Clearance Technology for Production of Medical and Cosmetic Products (Centre Daily Times)

HemoBioTech (OTCBB: HMBT, www.hemobiotech.com) announced today that it received an exclusive worldwide license from Texas Tech University System for a new technology that addresses the safety of animal-derived products for human use in pharmaceutical, cosmetic and other industries. This new technology could prevent the spread of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies ("TSE"), also know as ...

Major retailers adopt safety standards for children's toys (Daily Press)

The move comes before an overhaul of product safety regulations. The nation's biggest toy sellers are requiring their suppliers to meet new standards that limit the amount of lead and other metals and compounds in toys and children's products, getting ahead of federal legislation.