Mucormycosis – (flesh eating fungus)
On March 15, 2005, one of our clients called to see if we had any advice on handling a case of flesh eating fungus. This was the first case the
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OSHA Compliance & Safety Programs
Month: March 2005
2005 Forecast of OSHA Funeral Home Inspections
By Gary Finch OSHA gives each state an option. They can operate their own independent Safety and Health Program, providing the safeguards it poses are equal to or exceed federal
OSHA Sets Record on Funeral Home Fine
OSHA put to rest a two year old case on Tate Funeral Home in Toledo, Ohio. The initial inspection was conducted on October 31, 2002. The case was not closed
California Pathologists Balk on Performing CJD Autopsies
By Gary Finch A recent study that focused in part on the reluctance of pathologists to perform autopsies on CJD cases was conducted by the California Emerging Infections Program. The
Has OSHA Forgotten Embalmers?
By Gary Finch OSHA inspectors are divided into two major divisions, industrial and health care. In most cases, funeral homes draw inspectors from the healthcare division. It makes sense on
The Facts on Video Training
By Gary Finch Video training is not designed to substitute for the required annual renewal training for employees. This is why each year we develop a Microsoft Power Point Presentation
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