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In the April issue of FCI, manufacturers give the rundown on some products and techniques that will help flooring installers to keep in compliance with OSHA silica dust regulations.
For this month's manufacturer roundtable, we spoke with installation products and tool manufacturers about the importance of being in compliance with OSHA silica regulations, some best practices to follow and what products can contribute to meeting the regulations.
If you're creating dust on your jobs and not using the dust containment systems out in the marketplace that comply to OSHA's Table 1, don't you think it's about time?
