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NYC DEP Update Noise Monitoring Ruling Takes Effect April 21, 2026

After-hours construction is one of the most frequently sited reasons for noise nuisance impacting a population’s quality of life. Due to a continued

EPA’s Deadline for Methylene Chloride Usage

Methylene Chloride, commonly known as dichloromethane (DCM), has had many uses in industrial, commercial, and research including chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing, metal degreasing,

OSHA Celebrates 50 Years of its On-Site Consultation Program (1975 – 2025)

Since its inception in 1975, OSHA’s On-Site Consultation Program has assisted small and midsize businesses in identifying and addressing workplace hazards at no

US DOL Launches a Series of Self-Audit Programs

In July 2025, The US Department of Labor (DOL) launched a self-audit initiative across several of its agencies to help employers, union, and

Novisal to Provide Site Safety Services on the MTA Fulton-Liberty Line CBTCModernization Project

Novisal will be providing Site Safety Services to support L.K. Comstock & Company LLC for the, Fulton-Liberty Line CBTC (Communications-Based Train Control) Modernization

OSHA Honors Workers Lives Lost Due to Workplace Incidents and Illnesses

For 2026, OSHA’s Workers Memorial Events will be observed from April 20-24. April 28, is the official Workers Memorial Day in remembrance of

Novisal to Provide Site Safety on the MTA DCE Car Washer Repair Project

Novisal has been chosen to provide Construction Site Safety Management in support of C.A.C. Industries, General Contractor, on the MTA Construction & Development

OSHA Letters of Interpretation Post SCOTUS Loper Bright Ruling

OSHA Letters of Interpretations (LOI) a practice in place since its formation in the 1970s are published responses to employers who write the

Yes, OSHA Does Address Eye Strain!

While Eye Strain is not an official medical term or diagnosis, it can lead to lower productivity, lessened accuracy, physical discomfort and even

What Makes a Good Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan?

OSHA requires a written Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan (SSHASP) under the Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Standard, 29 CFR 1910.120(b).