Ergonomics in the Office
Proper ergonomic controls in an office are crucial to help prevent musculoskeletal disorders. Work stations should be designed to fit the individual...
NYSDEC’s Landfill Leachate Reduction Rulemaking
Background The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) regulates solid waste management facilities, including landfills,...
2026 CFA Program Highlights
Are you interested in applying for grants offered through New York State’s (NYS’s) Consolidated Funding Application (CFA)? Each year, several state...
Complete Your Semiannual Stormwater Sampling By 6/30!
The deadline for quarterly and/or semiannual stormwater monitoring and sampling is June 30, 2026! These requirements are set forth by your...
Minnesota’s PFAS Reporting Requirements: Do You Need to Report?
Manufacturers across the United States may soon find themselves subject to Minnesota’s PFAS reporting requirements; even if they have no facilities,...
Heat Is No Longer Seasonal: What OSHA’s Updated Emphasis Program Means for You
OSHA’s updated National Emphasis Program Outdoor and Indoor Heat-Related Hazards has signaled a shift from awareness to enforcement. If you still...
OSHA Requests Input on Future Hazard Communication Changes
Hazard communication requirements are still evolving, and OSHA is reminding employers that these standards are far from static. In a recent Federal...
New York Expands Investment in Climate Resilience
New York State has announced nearly $100 million in new grant funding to support climate resiliency projects focused on reducing flood risk and...
After the Fall: The Part Too Many Safety Programs Forget
Most folks think the story ends when the harness catches someone. I wish that were true. In my years in construction, emergency response, and now...
Your Fall Protection Plan Is Only Real If the Crew Can Use It Under Pressure
A well-written fall protection plan sitting in a binder is far less valuable than a practical plan that crews can actually execute on real jobsites....