Hazard Communication in a Hurricane
The Backstory Nothing like a hurricane to stir up the litigation soup. As if things weren’t bad enough already for Crosby, Texas chemical manufacturer—Arkema—who suffered massive damage from Hurricane Harvey, they’re now being sued by the first responders who came to the site during Harvey to fight the fires produced…
GSM Named 1 of the 8 Companies You Should Know From the 2017 Specialty Chemical & Agro Show
At the 2017 Specialty Chemical and Agro Show in Charleston, SC, Mixer Direct, named Global Safety Management one of the 8 companies you should know in attendance. 0:40 Get in touch with us today to learn more about our SDS Management software and how we can help you…
5 Questions You Should Be Asking Your Environmental Health & Safety Manager
Companies can mitigate their risks by investing in strong environmental health and safety management (EHS). Reducing risk means creating a systematic approach to managing safety, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and incorporating sustainability principles – and any other aspects of workplace safety specific to the industry that could affect the…
What Dentists Need to Know About The New Globally Harmonized System
Since dentists deal with potentially hazardous chemicals every day, it’s important they recognize the potential hazards their practices face – and know how to avoid them. As such, dental offices and clinics are required to comply with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard through the use of Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) for…
Turkey Adopts Long Awaited REACH-like Regulation
The Backstory For nearly seven years we’ve been hearing of an impending regulation in Turkey which would require registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction of chemical substances, much like the existing chemical regulatory framework in the EU, referred to by the acronym of REACH. On June 23, 2017 Turkey made these…
What You Need to Know About Manufacturing Workplace Health and Safety
Safety is a major concern in the manufacturing industry. Without standards for preventing and diagnosing incidents concerning radiation, explosives, chemicals, transit, and machinery, there is a high likelihood of workplace related injuries and deaths. Executives, managers and employees are all responsible for knowing OSHA standards and taking preventative measures to…






