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Author: International Enviroguard
The State of US and Global Supply Chains in 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on the United States’ and global supply chains. The end results (and in many ways ongoing results) have included prolonged shipping times, low inventory, increased shipping costs, and more. US supply chain problems have created major disruptions...
Safety Tips for Handling Rodenticides
Pesticides are used in a variety of industries and markets to control pests. But these substances are highly toxic and potentially very dangerous — and not just to other animals, but to humans as well. It's important that the individuals who administer these substances are properly protected,...
Hazardous Waste Management Act Cannot Protect Workers Without PPE
Increased population and demand for chemical-based products and technological devices come attached to a need for determined hazardous waste disposal methods. Unfortunately, wastewater treatment, toxic chemicals, and elements used in manufactured goods are not always safe to handle, transport,...
Construction Safety: How to Prevent OSHA's "Focus Four" Hazards
While the construction industry is largely responsible for helping move the American economy forward by building the structures that we live, work, and play in, these job sites remain one of the most hazardous working environments. In fact, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, it's...
How to Treat an Electrical Burn
Although electricity is necessary to make modern life possible, it's also perilous when it's not contained. Exposure to high voltage wiring and circuitry can lead to injury and death, particularly for employees who work with electricity.
Safety Precautions for Concrete Work & Required PPE
More than 11 million Americans reportedly earn a living in the construction trades, and their efforts can unknowingly expose them to health risks. Although people entering these industries often view heights, tools, and heavy equipment as obvious safety threats, many of the materials used in cement...
Managing Scrap Metal: What you Need to Know
Scrap metal has considerable economic value throughout the world. But it's also considered hazardous waste and poses many potential health hazards to workers who handle it, produce it, transport it, or dispose of it. For this reason, anyone working within an occupational environment where scrap...
Scaffolding Safety: What You Need to Know
Scaffolding is assembled when it's necessary to work from heights — and anytime workers are performing tasks at elevated heights on a job site, there's the potential for danger. This is why it's important for work sites to follow a variety of scaffolding safety procedures and requirements to...