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August is National Water Quality Month in the United States. Many Americans have always had the convenience of safe drinking water and that’s all due to the highly regulated system the United States has in place. There are many different facets at play to ensure water is held up to the standard we know and trust. The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), originally passed in 1974, is upheld by the EPA “to set national health-base standards for drinking water to protect against both naturally-occurring …

Each employer is responsible for identifying and mitigating hazards within a company. We will define occupational risks, explain how best to identify and prioritize elements of risks and present guidelines to prevent accidents. “Occupational risk is [defined as the] expected frequency of occurrence of occupational diseases and work-related injuries or death, that are consequential to the exposure to different hazardous events or substances, and physical, chemical or biological f …