CTEH, LLC's purpose is preparing for and responding to a company's or community’s worst day. Established in 1997, the internationally recognized experts of CTEH are committed to safeguarding your workers, the community, and the environment. Seasoned by numerous chemical or natural disaster emergency responses every year, our highly responsive people employ hard science to give you the trustworthy intelligence you need to conquer your challenge and regain your peace of mind.
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#CleanPacific atiende emergencias a nivel internacional y se mantiene en constante capacitación de la mano con CTEH🤝🏻📈🌊 #DetengamosLaContaminaciónPlástica #SalvemosNuestrosOcéanos #EmergencyRespone #OilSpillResponse #Salvage #WaterTreatment #SocialResponsibility #IncidentCommandSystem
We're in Denver this week at the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) #Safety2024! Connect with CTEH's Sean McCarron, CSP, OTR/L and Cody Rhoades to learn about our ever-evolving strategies for helping protect your workforce and building on compliance to enhance preparedness. We're excited to see you at Booth 630!
🚨 New Rule Alert! 🚨 Check out our latest post where we break down MSHA’s new rule on occupational silica exposure. The new rule went into effect on June 17, 2024 - coal mine operators have 12 months to comply and metal/non-metal mine operators have 24 months. Key Changes: - Aligns with OSHA standards. - Simplifies PEL calculation and reduces exposure threshold. - Establishes an action level for respirable crystalline silica. - Uniform controls, exposure monitoring, medical surveillance, and respiratory protection updates. Impact on You: Mining and associated industrial companies must ensure employee exposure stays within new limits. Proper sampling and exposure calculations are crucial! How CTEH Can Help: - Expert planning and sampling by Certified Industrial Hygienists. - Baseline and ongoing exposure risk assessments. - Comprehensive health and safety services, including medical evaluations, industrial hygiene, toxicology, and fit testing. Our team is ready to help you achieve compliance and help protect your employees. Read more on our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02HxLHs0 #MSHA #Silica #OccupationalSafety #IndustrialHygiene
Scientific investigators by nature, CTEH’s toxicology team has the technical knowledge, on-the-ground experience, and a growing team of Ph.D. experts to bring problem-solving to the next level. Meet our new addition, Joseph Lucas, M.S., Ph.D., who stands ready to help partners “navigate complex human health and environmental challenges.” Learn more about Dr. Lucas and his PFAS expertise on our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02GS4fQ0
An always helpful IT Supervisor, a rockstar health scientist, and a colleague whose positive attitude makes her a pleasure to work on complex projects… Our Q2 Employees of the Month deserve to be celebrated. Please join us in congratulating these hardworking team members! 🏆 Robert Evans, 'Josh', was lauded by his colleagues as a “servant leader” for always offering support and being “willing to give his full attention” to ensure innovative solutions are available to resolve any IT issues that may arise. 🏆 TRISTAN SIMONEAU, whom peers say stepped up to delegate and coordinate work with “enthusiasm, organizational skills, and a sharp eye” to ensure reports were completed on time when faced with a growing number of quick turnaround projects. 🏆 Madelyn Klinkerman, whose work ethic, attention to detail, and dedication to creating clear instructions and quality training led to what teammates said was an “exceptionally smooth” field experience. Keep up the good work, Josh, Tristan, and Madelyn!
Under GSA's new order, owners of leased government spaces must now conduct baseline drinking water testing. Once receiving a notice, you'll only have 90 days to hire a qualified professional to conduct sampling and provide results to the GSA. What do those impacted need to know for compliance, and how can CTEH’s decades of sampling experience, advanced credentials, and industry relationships help streamline the process? We’re explaining more on our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02DVYRW0
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Are you “ready” for a disaster? It seems straightforward enough, right? Not so fast. As I talk about disaster preparedness across the country and with colleagues from other nations we all agree the preparedness process is multifaceted. It begins at the individual level and should include the household plan, the community plan, the workplace plan, and beyond. In the work environment consider whether your staff can work remotely or communicate if cell towers are down or signal is out. Do you have pre-existing contracts or vetted vendors if an event happens? What about a list of available resources with or without a federal declaration? Resilience is about having a plan and resources to minimize disruption and impact. Proper planning is crucial to disaster resiliency. #CTEH #disasterpreparedness #resilience #disasterplanning
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How do you support your staff who are responding to crisis and emergency situations? #mentalhealth of #firstresponders and #emergencymanagement personnel is key to a healthy organization. It is important to infuse this in the culture of the community. Does your operational strategy and #businesscontinuity plans include supporting the whole person? #cteh
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When asked how I prepare my own home for a disaster a few steps come to mind: -Securing important documents in a fire proof safe within a waterproof bag and having copies backed up electronically. - I pick up a case of water when shopping and keep enough cases in the house to support each of us and our dog for several days (one case per grocery trip is less than $5). - I keep a stock of non-perishable foods; pick up on extra can of beans or soup (less than $2). - I have back up lights/flashlights and a fan that can be charged via usb or solar. Those simple steps over time can help immensely. #preparedness #disaster #emergencymanagement #CTEH
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When asked how I prepare my own home for a disaster a few steps come to mind: -Securing important documents in a fire proof safe within a waterproof bag and having copies backed up electronically. - I pick up a case of water when shopping and keep enough cases in the house to support each of us and our dog for several days (one case per grocery trip is less than $5). - I keep a stock of non-perishable foods; pick up on extra can of beans or soup (less than $2). - I have back up lights/flashlights and a fan that can be charged via usb or solar. Those simple steps over time can help immensely. #preparedness #disaster #emergencymanagement #CTEH