5/17/2021 During the French Baroque period (roughly 1600 – 1750) there lived a prominent and quite successful composer and conductor within the Court of Louis XIV. His name was Jean Baptiste Lully. And as the story goes, upon the King’s recovery from a most severe illness, to honor the celebration, Read more…
2/28/2011 Our skin is a lot more complicated than many of us might expect. After all, it can range in thickness from less than 0.1 millimeters to greater than a centimeter, depending on the specific area (as well as your chosen occupation) while consisting of multiple layers: each layer designed Read more…
11/2/2020 Skin exposure to chemicals in the workplace is a significant problem in the U.S. Both the number of cases and the rate of skin disease in the U.S. exceeds recordable respiratory illnesses. In 2018, 25,000 recordable skin diseases were reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) at a Read more…
9/8/2020 It was on a Friday. It was cold and dark…..no, no, no, this is not a mystery novel! But it was on a Friday; and in the morning. One of our employees was working in the field, performing a specific test to analyze for high explosives. The reason for Read more…
2/15/2021 Sleep tight…and don’t let the bed bugs bite! A common saying that many of us have heard or even said or been told by a loved one right before retiring from our day and getting ready to lie our head on down on a soft pillow. Unfortunately, not having Read more…
8/6/2018 According to the American Burn Association, there are approximately 486,000 burn related injuries requiring medical treatment each year. Of these burn related injuries, 8% occur in the workplace. This equates to roughly 38,880 workers. And based on investigations these work cases were attributed to inadequate training/awareness, a lack of Read more…