When EPA inspectors walk through a facility that generates hazardous waste, one of the first things they may look for is proof that every employee
Keep your hazmat team current DOT hazmat employees must take refresher training on a regular schedule, and falling behind puts your people, your shipments, and
A recent trench collapse in Conroe, Texas, has once again highlighted the deadly hazards associated with excavation work. According to reports from the Houston Chronicle,
Recent reports highlighted in an SFGATE Article involving alleged lead poisoning in employee housing at Yellowstone National Park serve as a powerful reminder that lead
A recent tragedy in Florida is another reminder that confined space hazards remain one of the deadliest risks in industrial and maintenance work. From an
At NATEC International, Memorial Day is a time to reflect with gratitude and respect as we honor the brave men and women who made the
For years, many people assumed the closure of the former Exide battery recycling facility in Vernon, California ended a major environmental and occupational hazard. However,
The utility industry was recently shaken by the tragic death of 21-year-old lineman apprentice Ryan Vargas in Texas. According to a WTOC 11 Report, Vargas
An Article by The Modesto Bee highlighted the real-life risks working in hazardous environments and the potential consequences of not being properly trained. In May
Lead exposure remains one of the most persistent and dangerous environmental health risks in California. Despite decades of regulation and millions of dollars invested in
