Episode 92: MSDS

Paul Ruez from ChemWatch (www.chemwatchna.com) discusses the importance of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), the differences in MSDS’s in different countries, and talks about the ChemWatch MSDS authoring software.

Episode 91 Halloween Safety

Kim Dulic of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission talks about inspecting candy, busts some childhood myths for Craig & Kathryn, and discusses how you can be safe during this "thrilling" season.

Episode 90 Real Time Registry

Episode 90: Real Time Detection Registry: Dawn Bolstad-Johnson and Mike Nolan discuss what real time detection means, who can be a part of the registry, and what benefits you get from being a part of it.  Special Guest Mary Ann Latko from AIHA also joins the show to discuss the benefits of all of the AIHA registry programs.

Episode 88 Workplace Violence

Episode 88: Workplace Violence: Jordan Barab, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA), discusses workplace violence, what you can do to prevent it, and who you should talk to if you think you work in unsafe conditions

Episode 87: SDS Registry

Episode 87: SDS Registry: Denese Deeds, CIH  discusses the AIHA Registry Programs: SDS and Label Authoring Registry Launch. She gives us the rundown on the new registry program, the partnership between the Society for Chemical Hazard Communication (SCHC) and AIHA Registry Programs, as well as the program’s background

Episode 86: September Government Affairs Update

Episode 86: Aaron Trippler, AIHA’s Director of Government Affairs talks about what is happening on Capitol Hill, gives a government affairs update, and lets listeners know how they can subscribe to the Happenings From the Hill newsletter

Episode 85 Student Ergonomics

Episode 85: Student Ergonomics: Mary O’Reilly PhD., CIH, CPE joins the show to educate us about the ergonomics of students.  She discusses overloaded backpacks, computer workstations, and how every student going back to school this fall can prevent musculoskeletal disorders.