2008: St. Louis ERs Confronted by Hazmat Crisis
What happened at SSM DePaul Medical Center foreshadowed what COVID-19 would bring
What happened at SSM DePaul Medical Center foreshadowed what COVID-19 would bring
The history of rooftop fire protection tanks.
The organization, rebranded as UL’s Fire Safety Research Institute, will holistically address the world’s unresolved fire safety risks and emerging dangers.
The U.S. Coast Guard chose an unusual, yet effective, tactic for dealing with the grounding of a fuel-laden freighter off Coos Bay, Oregon, on Feb. 4, 1999.
The Society of Fire Protection Engineers strives to advance fire protection engineering and provide technical information to the fire protection community.
Three questions every industrial workplace needs answered
Combustible sugar dust caused an explosion that killed 14 workers in Port Wentworth, Georgia, on Feb. 7, 2008.
When 22 tons of pool cleaning tablets began to oxidize in a shipping container, acrid fumes created a toxic cloud.
Training, safety processes and new technologies are all paramount in preventing disasters, industrial fires and explosions.
Psychological trauma is real, especially for first responders. OSHA reports that one of the top causes of firefighter deaths is suicide.
Safety data sheets are now organized so that information is in 16 categories and in an order that make sense.
As more states move to ban PFAS, departments must consider alternatives. As they do, they must consider safe testing and disposal for AFFF products before switching to fluorine-free foams.
Valero Refining-Meraux has agreed to pay $47,357 in fines to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to settle allegations that it did not follow federally mandated safety procedures during an April 10, 2020, incident.
National Foam announced March 1 that it will discontinue the sale of all PFAS-based foam concentrates into the State of Maryland.
Rubber dust explosion tears apart a North Carolina factory.
The fuel-laden freighter ran aground off the shoreline of Coos Bay, Oregon on Feb. 4, 1999, and triggered an unusual maritime response that involved setting fire to the ship's cargo.
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