Protecting worker health against physical, chemical, biological, repetitive motion, and stress hazards is the right thing to do because at the end of the day we all want to be able to go home. See video

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Follow this link to learn about modeling Leadership by Commitment rather than Leadership by Compliance as another tool in the Laser Safety Officer's toolbox.

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If you are an NASA Center EH&S professional and have any role in chemical management (training, MSDS, packaging wastes, emergency response, Chemical Hygiene Officer/CHO, Haz Comm office for you organization, etc.) at your NASA Center we strongly encourage you to attend.
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Make plans to attend the annual NASA Occupational Health Meeting being held the week of August 27-30 at the Kennedy Space Center. This year's theme is Maintaining Occupational Health Focus in Changing Times. Occupational health professionals from all Centers and Facilities can anticipate an agenda with accredited continuing education, professional development courses, discipline-specific breakouts,and opportunities for networking with colleagues. Additional details, such as online registration and hotel information will be coming soon!

OSHA Assistant Secretary Dr. David Michaels has announced the start of OSHA's 2012 Heat Illness Prevention Campaign. The campaign is a nationwide effort to educate workers and employers about the hazards of working outdoors in high heat and how to prevent heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke.
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Dermal Exposures can be important components of an overall exposure assessment. Attend the June EH ViTS to learn more about a tool NIOSH has developed for determining skin permeation.
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