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Apr. 29, 2013

Safety First: WasteExpo Wisdom

WasteExpo 2013 in New Orleans promises numerous opportunities for safety education....More
Mar. 31, 2013

Safety First: Transcontinental Training

NSWMA education events confirm the universal need for safety training....More
Mar. 11, 2013

Safety First: Backing Up OSHA

The waste and recycling industry aids OSHA in its quest to eliminate backing accidents....More
Feb. 3, 2013

Safety First: Cautious Checklist

Seven tips for safer waste and recycling operations in the New Year....More
Jan. 7, 2013

Give the Gift of Safety

Helping those in greatest need of waste safety resources – but who may not know it....More
Nov. 26, 2012

Safety First: Fatal Mistake

Closer analysis of key federal solid waste collection fatality statistic eases concerns....More
Oct. 15, 2012

Safety First: Heroes at the Helm

Changes to EIA’s Driver of the Year program for 2013 aim for broader nominations....More
Oct. 5, 2012

Safety First: Big Apple, Big Concerns

A look at the variables possibly hampering safe waste operations in New York City....More
Aug. 10, 2012

Safety First: Safety by Sector

The gulf between public and private sector waste safety records is growing....More
Jul. 9, 2012

Safety First: Proceed with Caution

Associations’ safety programs reduce waste industry worker fatality and injury rates....More
Jun. 24, 2012

Safety First: NIOSH Numbers

What a recent NIOSH fact sheet reveals about waste industry safety....More
May. 19, 2012

Safety First: OSHA, OSHA, OSHA!

Are you keeping tabs on OSHA’s activities so far in 2012? You should be....More
Apr. 22, 2012

Safety First: Customized Caution

Safety education is not a one-size-fits-all proposition....More
Mar. 9, 2012

Safety First: A Date with Safety

WasteExpo 2012 in Las Vegas provides ample opportunities to bone up on safety....More
Feb. 3, 2012

Safety First: Ship of Fools

Looking for lessons in the wake of the Costa Concordia disaster....More
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David Biderman

David Biderman is general counsel for the National Solid Wastes Management Association. He oversees the organization’s safety programs.
What's Safety First?

David Biderman, general counsel for NSWMA, keeps an eye on safety issues affecting the waste and recycling industries.

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