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Inspectors announce findings about Chevron refinery fire

April 1, 2013

San Bernardino readers might recall the fire at the Chevron refinery in Richmond, California last year. Federal officials investigating the accident recently announced some of their findings. According to the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, California needs stronger regulations and better oversight of its refineries. However, the federal officials are concerned

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Tragedy befalls a crewmember on Disney film set

March 31, 2013

Employers in San Bernadino and throughout California have a responsibility to protect their workers from unsafe workplaces. It doesn’t matter if that work environment is a manufacturing facility or one more unique to California — such as a film set. Regulators at the Division of Occupational Safety and Health, or

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OSHA targets California’s agricultural workplaces

March 31, 2013

The California Division of Occupational Health and Safety recently announced that it will be paying special attention to the workplace safety of fixed sites on agricultural properties, such as greenhouses, packing sheds, and dairies. The planned inspections are in response to complaints received last year about heat-related illnesses affecting many

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OSHA requires annual tally of workplace injuries

March 31, 2013

After the cooler weather and rains of winter, spring is a welcome arrival for many San Bernadino residents. Rising temperatures, new blooms, and spring break vacation travel plans are some of the seasonal milestones. Even less pleasant reminders of the season — such as the upcoming Tax Day — cannot

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Carpal tunnel syndrome disables some California workers

March 22, 2013

California readers might more readily associate workers’ compensation claims with workplaces like a construction or agricultural site, rather than an office environment. However, the enforcement authority of the California Occupational Safety and Health Program applies to all public and private sector places of employment, with only a few exceptions. In other words,

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Federal lawmakers target combustible dust accidents

February 23, 2013

California readers who have toured old flour or textile mill museums may have learned from their tour guides that combustible dust used to be a serious health and safety hazard to workers. Combustible dust, defined as any finely divided solid material that is 420 microns or smaller in diameter, has

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California researcher dies from unsafe workplace

February 15, 2013

Medical research is becoming increasingly complex. With advances in that knowledge also come additional risks, as today’s story suggests. A 25-year-old California researcher working at a Veterans Affairs medical center recently died after exposure to meningitis-causing bacteria. His death prompted an investigation by federal officials for the Occupational Safety and

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Loophole lets NFL players file for workers’ comp in California

February 11, 2013

It is no secret that the job of professional football player is one ripe with injuries over the course of a player’s career. The number of concussions and subsequent lawsuits related to those concussions is seemingly endless. One California attorney who himself is a former NFL player represents more than

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California benefits from tougher workplace safety regulations

February 5, 2013

California readers might be surprised to learn that mining is actually big business for the state — nonfuel, raw mineral production, to be precise. In fact, California has led the nation in nonfuel mineral production for six consecutive years, accounting for eight percent of the country’s mineral commodities. Yet mining

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Joint-related workplace injuries in California are costly

January 25, 2013

According to a recent study by the California Workers’ Compensation Institute, on-the-job injures resulting in joint pain are becoming an increasing expense in workers’ compensation claims. According to researchers, more than 40 percent of joint-related workplace injuries result in permanent disability, compared to only 16.7 percent for other types of injuries. That

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