Q&A with Alex Peck, Atlas National Director of Industrial Hygiene & Building Science What is Legionella, and why is it dangerous? In 1976, one of the top news stories was the mysterious...
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Standing Together After Hurricane Helene
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we recognize the profound impact this historic storm has had on families, businesses and communities, and our thoughts are with everyone affected by this...
What it Takes to Save More Lives
In response to rising temperatures and increasing heat-related illnesses, the U.S. Department of Labor has proposed a new rule to protect workers from extreme heat. This regulation mandates that...
Construction Safety in the Modern Era
The emergence of ANSI-Z89.1-certified Type II safety helmets equipped with anti-concussion technology represents a significant advancement in protecting workers from serious head injuries. These...
U.S. Finalizes Ban on Asbestos, Sets Stage for Historic Phaseout
The EPA has reached a turning point in its effort to transition key industries away from asbestos. Here’s what’s known about the final rule, which could go into effect as early as April.The United...
Understanding Wildfire Smoke: How Occupational Health and Safety Professionals Safeguard Air Quality
Q&A: Atlas’ National Director of Industrial Hygiene and Building Science Alex Peck shares insights into recent air pollution events. Smoke from Canadian wildfires settled across the U.S. Midwest...
Weather the Storm: Hurricane Preparedness and Remediation
Hurricanes may not strike as suddenly as earthquakes or tornadoes, but they are still unpredictable and can cause an unparalleled amount of damage to infrastructure, property and human life....
Stagnant Water Issues in Buildings
Author: Jack Springston, CIH, CSP, FAIHA,Industrial Hygiene Services Manager and Training Director at Atlas Building water systems are critical and necessary to all building operations. As schools...