Aside from drinking water, PFAS are also commonly found in soil and can get into plants that are grown in them. This guide will discuss how PFAS can get into your soil, how soil testing and remediation or treatment are done, and the health impacts of eating contaminated garden produce. Key Takeaways: As a leading …
Residents living near waste sites and manufacturing facilities as well as employees working with PFAS have the highest risk of getting exposed to these chemicals. PFAS, especially PFOA and PFOS, can be found in various places in the United States including water sources. Moreover, exposure to PFAS can cause adverse health effects. Thus, testing for …
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Operating forklifts improperly including inadequate worker training can lead to fatalities and costly business liabilities. Thus, it is important to follow safety procedures and comply with OSHA’s forklift regulations to maintain an accident-free workplace.In this article, we’ll list down the common forklift risks and dangers along with the best practices on how to avoid forklift …
Lead and copper toxicity risks are higher for young children and infants. Excessive intake of drinking water that contains lead or copper can result in irreversible health effects. In fact, no amount of lead is safe. This is why EPA developed the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) to protect public health by controlling lead and …
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If you are planning to take your Certified Industrial Hygienist exam in the future, this guide can help you with your preparation. We will discuss the CIH certification requirements, where to get the certification, exam coverage and schedule, cost, and other important things you need to know. RPF Environmental offers other EHS credentialing courses and …
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