What is the budget request for OSHA for the year 2012?

Trivia Poll: A 2010 study found what per cent higher revenue per employee after implementing an employee health program?

Trivia Poll: What is the budget request for OSHA for the year 2012?

Trivia Poll: Which province recently increased Occupation Health and Safety (OHS) inspections at worksites?

Trivia Poll: When did OSHA start collecting data on grain entrapments and what has been the worst year to date?

Trivia Poll: Which university recently received a STARS Gold Rating in recognition of their sustainability achievement?

Opinion Poll: How often do you talk about workplace safety?

Opinion Poll: How often do you talk about workplace safety?

A liquid is determined to be flammable or combustible based on its flashpoint (the lowest temperature at which it ignites). Under the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), flammable liquids have a flashpoint below:

Approximately how many tonnes of plastic is used by the water bottle industry every year?

What is OSHA’s largest fine to date?

Overall how many private industry incidents were reported in 2008 per 100 employees for the year?

Which industry had the highest incidence rate of total nonfatal occupational injury and illness cases in 2009?

According to the National Academy of Sciences, on average how many oil spills occur every day somewhere in the waters of the worlds?

Of the 171 companies identified in incidents involving mining and exploration companies over the past 10 years, what percent do you think are Canadian?

The 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments list how many toxic air pollutants that EPA is required to control?

Since official records started to be kept back in 1992, what year had the lowest recorded workplace fatalities?

Weekly Poll: Approximately how much of the United States’ total waste is recycled?

In 2008, which province in Canada had the highest accepted occupational time-loss injuries?

To continue from our last weekly poll: Out of the annual average of 596 American fatalities caused by occupational exposure to harmful substances or environment, what is the most common type of cause?

Out of the annual average of 6331 American work related fatalities, how many were related to exposure to harmful substances or environments?

After last week’s announcement from Obama that the war was over, what was the approximate carbon footprint of the Iraq war since 2003?

In 2009, what was OSHA’s number one safety violation?

What is the name of the EPA’s new rule that last had a provision on July 20, 2010?

In 1996, out of 5.8 million injuries that resulted in lost work time, medical treatment other than first aid, loss of consciousness, restriction of work or motion or transfer to another job, the majority were defined as:

Weekly Poll: In 1996, there were around 1.8 million American occupational injuries/illnesses that required days away from work. The majority of those injuries/illnesses were defined as:

Weekly Poll: Continuing from last week... According to the EPA, in 2006, how many tonnes of CO2 were produced in the United States from industrial processes alone?

As of 2006, how many tonnes of CO2 were produced in the United States as Greenhouse Gas emissions?

Weekly Poll: In 2008, how many fatal occupational injuries were recorded in the United States?

Weekly Poll: In 2008 in the American oil and gas industry, which fatal event was the most frequent?

In 2008, what was the projected fine filed against Chevron due to billions of gallons of toxic wastewater left as muck over three decades affecting 30,000 Guatemalan natives?

Weekly Poll: According to OSHA, what is the maximum corporate penalty for a wilful and serious violation that results in death?

Weekly Poll: Which year had a series high in recorded fatal falls in the United States?

Weekly Poll: In the wake of one of the worst environmental disasters to date, how many gallons of water do you think only one quart of motor oil improperly disposed of can contaminate?