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Protecting Data Center Workers
The explosion in data storage demand has required companies that offer data management and storage services to provide increased capacity for the safe and seamless management, storage, and accessibility of data processors. The growth in data centers creates challenges related to the development, construction, and maintenance of these facilities, including a number of EHS considerations.
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Selecting an Equitable PPE Vendor
A previous Synergist article highlighted the problem of inequitable PPE solutions that do not account for anthropomorphic fit, a woman’s body shape and size, and the need for unique personal protective clothing. Now it’s time to focus on vendor selection.
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FEATURE
The Art of The Possible
Safety data sheets are critical for workplace and product safety, but processing them is tedious, time-consuming, and error prone. Artificial intelligence helped solve these challenges at one organization.
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INSTRUMENTATION
IOHA's Community of Practice on Particulate Matter Sensor Technologies
The International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA) created a common, accessible forum for up-to-date information on sensor technologies for particulate matter or aerosols in general from both technical and applied standpoints.
BY THE NUMBERS
Lead Exposures in Ancient Rome
A paper published in the Jan. 21 issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences presents estimates of atmospheric lead pollution and blood-lead levels in ancient Rome.
VIEWPOINT
My "What Now?"
In this column, retiree Roger D. Lewis, PhD, CIH, FAIHA, describes his "what now?" as, Now, what do I do with all the wonderful things that I gathered during my career?
COMMUNITY
AIHA Launches Updated IH Calculator
A new app on the AIHA website helps industrial hygienists and OEHS professionals quickly and accurately calculate various parameters related to occupational health and safety.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
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Don't Just "Shrink It and Pink It"
From the March 2023 issue: Challenges arise when personal protective equipment solutions are not available for certain groups or when the PPE offered do not adequately account for the physical attributes of the individuals expected to wear it. OEHS professionals can help by considering key questions when identifying, selecting, and offering PPE solutions for employees.
FEATURE
The Challenge for Industrial Hygiene 4.0
From the February 2022 issue: Direct-reading methodologies and real-time monitors will play a crucial role in workers’ health and safety in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. These technologies will lead to a new stage of industrial hygiene: IH4.0.
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Rethinking the Lead Standard
From the December 2023 issue: Lead has been in the industry-to-hospital pipeline for generations and has become a ubiquitous part of many trades. OEHS professionals need to understand that regulatory authorities across the United States are changing their requirements for lead, and that community exposures may affect the workforce as well.
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