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... irreversible hearing loss or impairment. It can also create physical and psychological stress, to say nothing of making you nuts. Preformed or molded ear plugs should be individually fitted by a professional. Waxed cotton, foam, or Fiberglas wool earplugs are self-forming. Disposable earplugs should be used once and thrown away; non-disposable ones should be cleaned after each use or they'll become what scientists call very yucky. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has promulgated a final rule on requirements for a hearing conservation program. Information on the program is available from the closest OSHA office. ARM AND HAND PROTECTION Burns, cuts, electrical shock, amputation, and absorption of chemicals are not fun. They are also examples of hazards associated with arm and hand injuries. A wide assortment of gloves, hand pads ... a $70 billion-per-year problem for American businesses. WHAT TO DO? A proactive program should be set up to identify and correct hazards. Employees should be trained and encouraged to give suggestions. And follow up on all potential or actual safety problems. Taken together, these measures can reduce Workers' Compensation costs. Injured employees should be treated immediately, and a program of frequent, regular checkups and therapy should be designed and instituted. Daily contact should be maintained and employees returned to work as soon as possible. This may mean temporary reassignment to light-duty jobs. Hazard communication is important in multi-employer workplaces. All workers need training and access to MSDSs. Hazard training can be specific to materials (chemicals) or broken down into categories. Retraining is required when a new hazard is introduced into the ...