Solid Science Practical Solutions

GSE ADVISOR

Spring construction season is upon us and many of our construction clients are gearing up for a busy year. While productivity is always a key concern, keep in mind that falls from portable ladders (step, straight, combination and extension) are one of the leading causes of occupational fatalities and injuries. To re-state the obvious - Injured workers are not productive workers!

In the past year formaldehyde has been making headlines. Click through to learn more about formaldehyde, how to determine if the wood you work with contains formaldehyde, and what to do if you think it's affecting the health and safety of your employees.

How much do you know about mold? Click through for some frequently asked questions and answers.

It's amazing how fast the summer goes by! We know you are in the middle of many projects to get ready for the new school year. August is a good time to be sure some key programs are covered. Click through to learn more.

GSE offers this summary of some the key environmental health and safety compliance training requirements for New Jersey School Districts. Click through to read more...

Laboratory Safety -

The Most Overlooked Issue in Many Schools

Indoor Air Quallity Tips For The Holidays
Raising your "IQ' on "IAQ"

Some Districts are already looking at their lead in drinking water program in the rear view mirror, while many are just starting the journey. Most of the Districts we are speaking with are still in the early planning stages of fulfilling the new requirements for a mandated District-specific Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) and comprehensive sampling for lead in drinking water throughout their District. Click through for more information on lead in drinking water and key points to consider...

Effective July 13, 2016, New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) regulations require public school districts to test drinking water in schools for lead. Here's what we know...

As School Districts in New Jersey continue to report elevated lead levels in their drinking water, the pressure to test is increasing for all Districts. As a result, the State Senate and Assembly are taking action...

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