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Preventing Factory Explosions: OSHA Combustible Dust Hazard Alert

Pharmaceutical Plant After Dust Explosion (OSHA) The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) highlights the explosive dangers of combustible dust, the industries most at risk, and what employers and employees can do to prevent and mitigate these risks. OSHA Hazard Alert: Combustible Dust Explosions: Combustible dusts are fine particles that present an…

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Georgia Employee Rights: Motor Vehicle Accidents While on the Job

Workers Compensation and Car Accidents: Company-Related Motor Vehicle Accidents May Allow for Two Cases Work-related car accidents account for a large percentage of all on the job injuries. OSHA warns, more than 1,766 deaths a year result from occupational transportation incidents. That number is more than 38 percent of the 4,547 annual number…

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Victim’s Parents Hold Bar Owners, Legislators Accountable; Michael’s Law Would Raise Age of Bar Patrons, Bouncers

The tragic August death of GSU freshman, Michael Gatto, has rallied many in support of Michael’s Law, a bill which would keep underage patrons and bouncers out of bars. House Bill 152 passed the Georgia House of Representatives on Friday, March 13th and now awaits review in the Georgia Senate. Connect Statesboro Reports:…

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