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The article discusses the effort of the state of California to protect its workers. Its Division of Occupational Safety and Health met the minimum standards on worker safety and health set forth by the federal government. The state built an occupational safety and health program around its individual needs.

The article features the professional development seminars at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The Associate Safety Professional Examination Preparation Workshop is designed to prepare individuals to take the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. The Certified Safety Professional Examination Workshop is designed to prepare individuals to take the Board of Certified Safety Professionals Comprehensive Examination.

The article provides an overview of technical sessions at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The "Preventing slips, trips and falls" session is based on data from the National Floor Safety Institute. Doctor Scott Geller's session will address the issue of organizational change through people-based safety.

The article features "Safety and Health" magazine advertisers whose products will be presented at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. They are Aearo Co., Bausch and Lomb, AED Superstore, Bilsom, Auburn Manufacturing Inc. and BullEx Digital Safety.

The article presents a list of exhibitors at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The list includes 2W International Corp., 32 North Corp., 360 Training, 3E Co., 49ER Communications, A.D.D. Distribution, ABUS Lock Co., Accuform Signs, Ace Metal Products and Acton Canada.

Examines California's Proposition 65, a state safety and health standard. Jurisdictional background of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) programs; Proposition 65's criteria for federal approval of a state safety and health standard; Implications of approval. INSET: Statement of ownership, management and circulation..

Three letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including one related to people giving importance to their organizational title in the May 2013 issue, "Michaels: I2P2 remains OSHA's No. 1 priority" in April 2013 issue, and "FACE Value" in the April 2013 issue.

The article focuses on the financial challenges facing California's Division of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Cal/OSHA) that could stall its cutting-edge efforts. According to Judi Freyman of Mercer ORC Networks, the financial constraints could make it difficult for the agency not only to pursue initiatives but also to keep up with existing enforcement actions. The author notes that the agency is already working to better equip its workforce to deal with health issues.

The article offers information on the recommendations by the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in order to protect the quality of fall arrest systems.

The article reports on the Hispanic Safety and Health Congress sessions at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The sessions offer products, tools, resources and knowledge to lead the workforce to profitability in a safe and healthy environment. The sessions will cover ideas and trends on topics of importance to Hispanic workers and their managers.

Highlights the 90th Annual Congress and Expo by the National Safety Council in San Diego, California. Attendance of safety and health professionals; Series of technical sessions and professional seminars; Number of exhibiting companies.

Highlights the success of the safety program of Stanislaus County in California. Background on the transformation of the town's safety agenda following the appointment of Dave Becker as safety director in 1994; Popularity of the annual Stanislaus County Safety Fair; Installation of automatic external defibrillators at various facilities; Support of the county's board for the initiatives of the safety department.

The article offers occupational safety news briefs from the U.S. as of November 2014. Arizona's Division of Occupational Safety and Health has declared that its fall protection standard is equivalent to standard set by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The A.B. 1897 law signed by Jerry Brown, Governor of California, on September 28, 2014 to protect subcontracted workers. Hawaii's Occupational Safety and Health Division has regained its power to oversight general industry.

The article offers news briefs related to safety industry for U.S. states as of April 2014. Indictment of California senator Ron Calderon for taking bribes in connection with workers' compensation fraud scheme. "Take a Stand Day" organized by Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration which will be held on August 13, 2014. A report from researchers of Cornell University and the State University of New York stating that state scaffolding law results in workers' injuries.

The article focuses on a draft interim report released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) on the improvement in refinery safety after hydrocarbon release and fire at a Chevron refinery, the University of California, Los Angeles, California. It mentions that the report also reveals the lack of resources at the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health to perform adequate inspections of the state's refineries.

The article reports on the RAND Center for Health and Safety in the Workplace's study, which shows that California's Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) Standard minimizes workplace injuries at businesses that have been cited for not complying with specific safety rule.

The article reports on the suggestion of worker advocacy group Worksafe that there is a need for California employers to focus more on prevention of work-related injuries and illnesses.

The article offers information on the implementation of diacetyl standard in California on December 2010, which requires employers to provide safety measures including personal protective equipment, written program, and medical surveillance to employees exposed to diacetyl.

The article focuses on the statement of the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Administrator David Michaels during the 2010 Congress of National Safety Council in San Diego, California on how the agency will continue its mandate despite the possibility of having low federal funds. He says that the agency will keep on caring workers through regulation programs. He also discusses the injury and illness prevention program that will benefit workers once properly implemented.

The article reports on the Occupational Safety & Health Standards Board of California to publish amendments that would strengthen the heat illness prevention standards of the state. It notes that various officials in California, including Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, emphasized a need to follow changes to the nation's first regulations on avoiding heat illness. The proposed changes handle questions lifted by employers on how to abide with the standard and offer greater protection for workers.

The article introduces a report by Kyle W. Morrison, associate director of the periodical "Safety + Health" to determine the efforts of the state of California on workplace safety and health, including its influence for the rest of the country.

The article highlights the National Safety Council's 94th Annual Congress and Expo which was held on November 3-10, 2006 in San Diego, California. Alan C. McMillan, council president and CEO, discusses the issue on industrial safety and stresses that companies are recognizing the importance of a corporate culture of safety. The Congress and Expo provided the tools safety and health professionals need to meet and exceed evolving professional demands.

The article features the National Safety Council's "Safety and Health" publication. The publication analyzes the news and trends in the industry and provides information to safety professionals which will help them prevent injuries and accidents in the workplace. The publication will be presented at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006.

The article features the National Safety Council Safety Store and Member Resource Center at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The store offers resources needed to maintain a safe environment for employees. Attendees will have a chance to view the council's training programs, publications, technical manuals and incentives.

The article reports on the National Safety Council Pavilion at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The pavilion showcases the council's various offerings. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet industry experts, learn about key issues and initiatives and view new products and training programs.

The article reports on the presentation of the 2006 Robert W. Campbell Award at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The awards are given to companies that fully integrate safety, health and environmental management into their operating systems and show how it benefits the business and the workforce.

The article reports on the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) presentation of its Top 10 list of most cited violations at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The event will be held on November 7. Director of OSHA's Directorate of Enforcement Programs, Richard Fairfax will present a preview of the OSHA data outlining the Top 10 most cited violations for 2006.

The article features the welcome reception at the 94th Annual National Safety Council Congress and Expo in San Diego, California, from November 3 to 10, 2006. The reception will be held at the Sail Pavilion on November 6. The event provides an opportunity to attendees and exhibitors to relax, mix and network. A complimentary drink coupon will be given to attendees.

The article provides an overview of events at the National Safety Council's 94th Annual Congress and Expo in San Diego, California in November 2006. The opening session will feature management expert Jack Groppel who will discuss about his theories on the "Corporate athlete". The event will feature about 150,000 square feet of exhibits showcasing products and services.

Reports on the regulations of the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board on safety training for the staff and supervisors of electronic news-gathering vehicles in California. Need for employers to conduct safety inspections of the van; Installation of spotlights and audible alarms in the van; Observation of switches for the antennas.

Reports on the meeting of the Trinational Working Group on Occupational Safety and Health despite protesters rallying outside the San Diego Convention Center in California. Discussion on the need to protect Hispanic workers; Importance of worker safety and health; Effort to reduce illnesses and fatalities in the workplace.

Presents information on the National Safety Council's 86th Annual Congress and Exposition to be held on October 27, 1998 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Inability of the center to hold aircraft assembly plants, award-winning production facilities and water filtration sites; Provisions made so that persons can see the displays; Contact information.