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Welcome to our Tech Bites Information Center where you will find OSHA, EPA, and DOT Regulations. With each regulation we cite we'll show you which products will help you comply with that regulation. Always feel free to call our customer support team at 1-800-YEL-DAWG (935-3294) with any questions or comments. Click on the links below or scroll down to find what you want, its all on this page:

Tech Bites
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TB1 -: OSHA Guide For Eye Protection In the Workplace
TB2 -: About Waste Minimization
TB3 -: Comply ANSI Slip and Fall Standards
TB4 -: Keeping Our Waterways Clean With BMP's
TB5 -: Hearing Conservation Requirements from OSHA
TB6 -: Respiratory Protection
TB7 -: Mercury Spills
TB8 -: Spill Pallets - How Low Can We Go?
TB9 -: Anti-fatigue Matting Meets Ergonmic Guidelines
TB10 -: PPE For Hand and Arm Protection
TB11 -: Salvage Drums
TB12 -: Safety Storage Cabinets And Safety Cans
TB13 -: Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure
TB14 -: Cigarette Receptacles For Litter Prevention
TB15 -: Marine Oil Spill Response
TB16 -: Reducing Cigarette Smoke In The Workplace
TB17 -: Containment & Secondary Containment
TB18 -: EPA Cleanup Enforcement Program

OSHA, EPA & DOT Regulations
"Make Sure You're In Compliance"

29 CFR 1910.22: Clean and Dry Floor Conditions
29 CFR 1910.95: Hearing Protection
29 CFR 1910.106: Safety, Storage & Security Cabinet Regulations
29 CFR 1910.120: OSHA's Hazardous Waste/Emergency Response: Training Requirements
29 CFR 1910.134: Respiratory Protection
29 CFR 1910.133: Eye Protection
29 CFR 1910.137: Hand and Arm Protection
29 CFR 1910.151 (b): First Aid Kit Requirements
29 CFR 1910.268 (b): Battery Acid Spills and Battery Handling
29 CFR 1910.1450: Laboratory Safety Minimizes Exposure To Hazardous Chemicals
29 CFR 1926.65: Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response
40 CFR 112: SPCC Regulation
40 CFR 122.26: BMP's -Keeping Waterways Clean
49 CFR 173.3(c): Salvage Drums
40 CFR 261.2: Identification & Listing Of Hazardous Waste
40 CFR 261.33: Spent Aerosol Can Exemption
40 CFR 261.5: Hazardous Waste Generation, Storage and Transport
40 CFR 264.173: Closed Container Requirements
40 CFR 264.175(b): Containment Requirements That Store Free Liquids
40 CFR 264.175: Secondary Containment - Spill Pallets & Decks
40 CFR 300.150: Marine Oil Spill Response
Title 29, Part 1990: Health Effects Of Tobacco Smoke In The Workplace

Please Note - Dawg, Inc. is citing the federal regulations. We do not cite local or state regulations. Each state and local code may be different from the federal regulations given here. It is always good practice to understand any local or state laws that may apply to your situation.

Our Technical Articles
Practical articles filled with examples for your workplace

Aerosol Can Disposal: Aerosolv® Field Testing Report; Aerosolv® and Prosolv® Recycling System: Safest Way to Recycle Aerosol Cans
Animal Proof Garbage Cans: BearLock Bins™ Deter Bears In Residential Areas
Absorbent Pads & Rolls: MRO Absorbent Rolls: Rolls for All Industrial Spills
Eco-Friendly Sorbent Pads: Cleaning Industrial Spills While Saving the Earth
Perforated Lightweight and Mediumweight Absorbents: The Cost-Effective Spill Response Solution
Adsorbents & Spill Neutralizers: Dealing with More Specialized Chemical Spills: Adsorbents and Spill Neutralizers
Anti-Fatigue Matting: The Importance of Floor Safety: Anti-Fatigue Mats; OSHA Advises Anti-fatigue Matting To Meet Ergonomic Guidelines; Matting Can Increase Worker Productivity; Selecting The Right Industrial Floor Mat
Battery Acid Spill Containment: Recycling Lead Acid Batteries; Battery Regs Pose Steep Penalties For NonCompliance
Best Management Practices: BMP's - Quick Facts To Help You Comply
Cleaners and Degreasers: Immersion Cleaning and the Environment
Environmentally Friendly "Green" Cleaners: Tough on Dirt, Safe for the Environment
Cigarette Receptacles: Eliminating Environmental Tobacco Smoke In The Workplace
Guide to Cigarette Litter Prevention Using Cigarette Receptacles
Containment Booms: EPA Oil Spill Containment Boom Program Case Studies
Oil Containment Booms: Preventing Oil Spills from Spreading Out
Containment Booms: Containing Harmful Industrial Chemical Spills
Containment Booms: Helping Clean Up Deadly Spills
Conductive Mats: Conductive Mats: Preventive Measure Against Static Build-Ups
Drainage Mats: Drainage Mats: The Ideal Equipment for Floor Safety
Drum Accessories & Drum Repair: Drum Accessories: Drum Repair for Quick Safety Response
Drum Handling: Drum Containment Carts: A Material Handling Essential
Drum Dolly: Safely Moving Industrial Drums; Drum Lifting Equipment: Reducing Workplace Injuries
Disposing Used Rags/Absorbents: How Do I Manage My Used Rags And Other Absorbents?
Disposable Gloves: FAQ's about Disposable Latex, Vinyl and Nitrile Gloves
Drain Covers & Seals: Drain Covers and Seals: Preventing Spills from Contaminating Drains
Drain Seals: The Simple Solution to Stormwater Management
Drip Pans, Berms & Trays: Containment For Small Spills, Leaks and Drips
Waste Oil Collection Pan: Containing Waste Oil Safely and Properly
How To Effectively Utilize Outdoor Pans & Pillows
Erosion Control: Erosion Control Products: Additional Safety for Construction Sites
Eye Protection: Eye Protection In The Workplace
Emergency Response - Fuel Spills: Emergency Response and Cleanup For Small Fuel Spills
Environmentally Friendly Products: USDA BioPreferred Product and 'Green' Absorbents
Plastic Price Hike Affecting Prices of Industrial Products
"Green" Absorbents: Businesses' Choice Amidst Oil Price Hike
Facility Protection & Plant Safety: Structure Protection and Its Role in Facility Safety; Plant Safety: Securing Floors, Walkways and Ground Surfaces
Wall Protectors: Addressing Structure Protection Needs
Facility Spill Response Plans: Facility Response Plans
First Aid Kits: Minimum First Aid Kit Requirements; The Changing Face of First Aid Kits
Hazardous Waste: What is Hazardous Waste?
Hearing Protection: OSHA Hearing Protection Standards
Home Oil Tanks: Tips For Oil Leak Prevention & Protecting The Environment
Hose Repair: Hose Repair: Absorbing Dangerous Hose Leaks
Mercury Spills: Disposal and Site Cleanup
What To Do If You Have A Mercury Spill
Microbial Cleaner/Microbial Bioremediation: Highly Efficient Absorbent With Safe and Effective Microbes
Oil Spill Response Methods: Spill Response Strategies For Oil Spill Cleanup; Oil Spill Response Readiness
Organic, Non-Toxic Floor Absorbent: Questions & Answers About Abzorbit Loose Floor Absorbent
Neutralizing Absorbents: Neutralizing Absorbents: Reduce Exposure To Hazards
Pedestrian Safety: How Pedestrian Safety Equipment Helps Prevent Accidents; Speed Bumps & Parking Stops and Their Impact on Road Safety
Personal/Stormwater Protection: Facts About Hurricanes - Protect Yourself & Minimize Storm Damage
Personal Protective Equipment: Personal Protective Equipment: Protecting Workers from Occupational Injuries; Chemical Protection Suits: Safeguarding Workers in Hazardous Environments
Safety Boots: Footwear Protection for Ground Hazards
Safety Glasses and Goggles: Protecting the Windows to the Soul
Protective Gloves: Choosing The Right Type Of Glove
Railroad Spill Containment: Railroad Spill Containment Guidelines For Environmental Compliance
Respiratory Protection: NIOSH Approved Disposable Particulate Respirators
Respiratory and Hearing Protection; Recognizing Respiratory Hazards
Safety Storage Cabinets: Safety Storage Cabinets Serve Several Critical Functions; Safety, Storage & Security Cabinet Regulations
Paint Storage Cabinets Help Comply with OSHA Storage Regulations
Safety Storage Cabinets: Addressing Health and Safety Concerns in the Workplace
Chemical Storage Cabinets: Proper Storing Equipment for Harmful Chemicals
Salvage Drums: The Truth About Salvage Drums
Signs & Labels: Keep Everyone Informed and Safe with Safety Signs and Labels
Skimmers and Wet Vacuums: Skimmers and Wet Vacuums: Cleaning Assistance for Industrial Spills
The Lowdown on Oil Skimmers
Slips & Falls: Slip and Fall Injury Statistics & Prevention Measures
Spill Containment Systems: Secondary Containment and Bulk Liquid Containers; Racks & Trays: Ideal Equipment for Ideal Spill Control
Spill Containment Trays: Keeping Small Spills Contained; RTFA Helps To Prevent Environmental Contamination; Containment Requirements For new Facilities
Spill Dikes: Hazmat Spill Response Dikes: Containing Ground Chemical Spills
Spill Kits: MRO Spill Kits: What You Need for Spill Readiness
The Value of Universal Cart Spill Response Kits to any Business
Spill Pallets & Decks: How Low Can Your Spill Pallet or Deck Go?; Flourinated Pallets & Decks; How Spill Containment Pallets Effectively Handle Spills; Spill Pallets: Pallets for Secondary Containment Applications
Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasures: SPCC Plans and Requirements
Spill Response Training: Spill Response Preparedness and Assessment
Stormwater Protection - BMP's: Clean Water Act History
Waste Minimization: Learn The Facts About Waste Minimization; Industrial Waste Collections: Promotes Proper Waste Management
Waste Oil Collection: The Importance of Waste Oil Management
Waste Receptacles: Waste Receptacles and Its Role in Waste Disposal
Wipers: Cleanroom Wipes: Handy Defense for Clean Room Contaminants
Disposable Hand Towel Wipers: Keeping Surfaces Clean; Disposable Wipers: The Ideal Solution to Your Many Clean-up Needs

Chemical Compatibility Guides
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Absorbents Chemical Guide: Listing of Common Industrial Fluids and The Absorbents To Use

Product Selection Charts
These charts allow you to choose the right product best suited for your application and budget.

Interactive Selection Guides

Select the Right Absorbent

Select the Right Spill Pallet

Select the Right Spill Deck

Select the Right Spill Kit

Select the Disposable Wipers

Select the Right Anti-fatigue Mats

Dawg Tech Bites Information Center

Tech Bites Practice good housekeeping with these ideas.

OSHA, EPA & DOT Regulations "Make Sure You're In Compliance"

Our Technical Articles Practical articles filled with examples for your workplace

Chemical Compatibility Guides Substance compatibility with our products click here

Product Selection Charts These charts allow you to choose the right product best suited for your application and budget.