California: Porcelain, Ceramics Not “Artificial Stone”
Proposed changes to crystalline-silica-exposure standards include exemption.
by Staff · Published November 4, 2024 · Last modified November 5, 2024
Proposed changes to crystalline-silica-exposure standards include exemption.
by Staff · Published October 22, 2024 · Last modified November 5, 2024
Agency notes March accident came after failure to follow federal guidelines.
by Staff · Published September 5, 2024 · Last modified September 9, 2024
More than $168,000 meted out in fines; non-compliance with air quality noted.
by coleslaw · Published August 13, 2024
Two quartz-surface manufacturers and one distributor won’t face anything close to full amount, however.
by Staff · Published July 10, 2024
AB 3043, called the Silicosis Prevention Act, won’t be moving forward this year, as state regulators balk at some provisions.
by coleslaw · Published December 18, 2023 · Last modified December 31, 2023
Fabrication of manufactured surfaces with crystalline-silica content will cease on July 1.
by Staff · Published December 15, 2023
Wet fabrication, more employee health oversight will go into effect by year’s end.
by Staff · Published December 11, 2023
State workplace-safety standards board will consider “emergency action” on Thursday.
by Staff · Published October 31, 2023
Government officials to decide on action by year’s end.
by coleslaw · Published July 28, 2023
National Stone Institute among reps in effort to avert banning of specific hard surfaces.