• Around the Tri-State Area
• Middlesex CLC and NJ State AFL-CIO Blood Drive
• Updates from the OSHA Regulatory Desk
• New OSHA Administrator is Announced
• Women Hotel Workers More Susceptible to Injuries
• The 2010 OSHEP Conference Workshops and Schedule – Feb 24, 2010                                 

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• Around the Tri-State Area
• OSHA Establishes “Watch List” for Outreach Trainers
• Communication is Key in Preventing Work Related Musculoskeletal Disorders in Health Care
• ASSE Launches New Online Teen Workplace Safety Game
• Federal Flu Guidelines for Employers
• The OSHEP Partnership
• The Disturbing Trend in Hispanic Worker Deaths

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• The OSHEP Year in Review
• The New US DOL Budget
• Pandemic Flu Preparedness for the Workplace
• Protecting Workers on the Job: Seven Priorities for Federal Action in 2009
• Gearing up for Summer: Heat Stress on the Job
• The Skinny on the Fat Fines for New Jersey’s Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe Company
• The OSHEP Partnership
• National Response Team releases guidance document for Disaster Site Workers

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• WORKERS’ MEMORIAL DAY 2009
• WELLNESS AT ANY AGE
• THE CHALLENGES FACING OSHA
• CONSTRUCTION WORKER DIES AFTER FALL IN NEW YORK CITY
• WHAT PARENTS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TEEN WORKERS

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• SUNOCO REFINERY FINED BY OSHA
• NEW OSHA TRAINING GUIDELINES FOR OUTREACH TRAINING PROGRAM
• VIOLATION OF SAFETY RULES COSTLY FOR TYSON FOODS
• A PUSH FOR WORKERS' RIGHTS UNDER THE NEW ADMINISTRATION
• A WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEW TRAINERS
• NEW OSHEP PARTNERSHIP LAUNCHED

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• JULY IS FOREWORK SAFETY MONTH!
• WHAT IS ANSI?
• UNDERREPORTING OF WORKPLACE INJURIES
• FEET DON'T FAIL ME NOW

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• MACHINE GUARDING HAZARD CLAIMS PLAINFIELD MAN’S LIFE
• OSHA PLANS INSPECTIONS FOR CHEMICAL PLANTS
• A VICTORY FOR GARDEN STATE WHISTLEBLOWER
• NEW REGULATIONS PROPOSED FOR COMBUSTIBLE DUST STANDARDS
• OSHEP WELCOMES NEW TRAINING SPECIALIST

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• METHYLENE CHLORIDE STANDARD REVIEW PERIOD EXTENDED
• DEADLINE FOR COMMENTS ON OSHA'S CONSTRUCTION CONFINED SPACE STANDARD LOOMS
• OSHEP STAFF KEEPS BUSY

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• ANOTHER BANNER YEAR
• AFL-CIO AND UFCW WELCOME NEW WORKER SAFETY RULE 
• DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR 9/11 RESPONDERS
• EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM HOLDS JOINT MEETING

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• RECENT TRAINING EVENTS
• TOP REASON WORKERS JOIN A UNIONS
• FEDERAL OSHA COMMISSION RULING
• DEADLINE NEARS FOR 9/11 RESPONDERS
• WORKPLACE VIOLENCE IN HEALTH CARE

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• SECURITY AWARENESS AND PREPAREDNESS FOR THE CHEMICAL AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES
• WORKERS’ MEMORIAL DAY
• A TRIBUTE TO WORKER SAFETY ADVOCATE GEORGE TAYLOR
• BUILDING TRADES UNIONS REACH AGREEMENT WITH OSHA ON HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM LAWSUIT
• CONGRESS TURNS UP HEAT ON OSHA

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• SECURITY AWARENESS AND PREPAREDNESS TRAINING FOR THE CHEMICAL AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRY INTRODUCES NEW DATES
• CHEMICAL SECURITY UPDATE
• 632 WORKPLACES IN NEW JERSEY RECIEVE OSHA LETTERS
• AFL-CIO AND UFCW DEMAND TO IMPLEMENT JOB SAFETY RULE

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• JACKSON AND CANAS TO DHS: "ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL"
• ANNUAL OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH EDUCATION CONFERENCE A BIG SUCCESS
• SECURITY TRAINING CLASSES MOVING FORWARD
• A WELCOME PROPOSAL FROM THE PRESIDENT'S BUDGET REQUEST
• OSHEP ADVISORY BOARD MEETS
• ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL EXECUTIVE ORDER ERODES OUR RIGHTS

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• CHEMICAL AND SECURITY AWARNESS AND PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM GRADUATES OVER 200
• NEW JERSEY EXPANDS 211 SERVICE
• OSHEP ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
• OSHEP CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED

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• SECURITY AWARNESS AND PREPAREDNESS TRAINING FOR CHEMICAL AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES
• OSHA REVISES RESPIRATORY PROTECTION STANDARDS
• NEW LAW PROVIDES HEALTH COMPENSATION FOR 9/11 WORKERS
• WORKPLACE FATALITIES DECLINE IN 2005-SLIGHTLY
• NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH

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• CHEMICAL SECURITY PROGRAM FINALIZES CLASS DATES
• ASBESTOS TRUST FUND'S LATEST TRY RAISES SAME CONCERNS
• UV SAFETY MONTH
• WORKPLACE EYE SAFETY
• GOVERNMENT PLAYS A NUMBERS GAME WITH INJURED AND SICK WORKERS

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• CHEMICAL SECURITY PROGRAM EARNS HIGH MARKS
• OSHEP PROGRAM WELCOMES NEW TRAINER
• WORKER'S MEMORIAL DAY
• EX-WORKERS CAN SUE FOR WIFE'S DEATH FROM ASBESTOS
• OSHA TO EMPLOYERS: YOUR INJURY AND ILLNESS RATES ARE TOO HIGH

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• OSHA WELCOMES NEW TRAINER
• NJ DEMANDS TOUGHER CHEMICAL PLANT SECURITY
• U.S. ENDS JOB "SAFETY" IMMIGRATION RAIDS
• THE NEW HEXVALENT CHROMIUM OSHA STANDARD
• HOSPITALS NEED PATIENT-LIFTING GEAR TO PREVENT INJURIES

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• NJ ALONG WITH 14 OTHER STATES BLOCK EPA
• OSHA PARTNERSHIPS AND ALLIANCES
• OSHA OFFERS GUIDANCE ON SHIPYARD FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS
• SCIENTIST, SHISLEBLOWER AND ADVOCATE

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• CHEMICAL AND PETROLEUM CURRICULUM REACHES FINAL STAGES
• OSHEP OFFERS 10 HOUR AND 30 HOUR OSHA OUTREACH COURSES
• OSHA WEAKENS STEEL ERRECTION STANDARD
• FREE SAFE SCHOOLS COURSE FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS

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