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Can you tell me what is changing in Hazard Communication and when I have to have comply? The Safety Exchange Says: Most employees are familiar with the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and labels that manufacturers and vendors of hazardous chemicals …Read More
How do I know what personal protective equipment (PPE) is required for handling various chemicals? The Safety Exchange Says: Choosing the right personal protective equipment (PPE) is a critical process in assuring your safety in the brewery. Gloves, boots, splash protection, …Read More
Do I have to wear a respirator when I mill malt? Do I have to shave my beard? The Safety Exchange Says: You must wear a respirator when milling malt if your employer has determined through a hazard assessment that you …Read More
I often see employees at breweries wearing dust masks and half mask elastomeric respirators when milling grain or dealing with DE. Should workers be required to wear these masks or are these worn more on a voluntary basis? If I’m understanding …Read More
Over 11,500 Brewing Professionals and Exhibitors Gathered in Portland at Craft Brewers Conference from April 14-17. Boulder, CO • April 17, 2015—The Brewers Association (BA)—the not-for-profit trade group representing America’s small and independent craft brewers—has concluded the 32nd edition of the …Read More
With 600 exhibitors (up from 490 last year) from 11 countries, 161 categories of products and services, and an extra half day for attendees to make the rounds, this year’s BrewExpo America® is the biggest and best yet. This years the …Read More
The 2015 Craft Brewers Conference, hosted by the Brewers Association (BA), kicked off on Tuesday with the Welcome Reception, held at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The event brought together over 8,000 beer professionals with a theme of “Keep Portland Weird.” Attendees enjoyed their …Read More
The Beer Server Training Manual shows brewpub owners, managers and trainers how to pass along content, training and concepts to staff.Read More
Boulder, CO • April 7, 2015—The Brewers Association (BA), the not-for-profit trade group dedicated to promoting and protecting America’s small and independent craft brewers, released its annual 2015 Beer Style Guidelines. Put together yearly by the Brewers Association, these guidelines serve as a …Read More
Article by UK Beer Writer Matt Curtis on the influences of American craft beer in the UK. Recently Chris Lennert, VP Ops at Left Hand Brewing was in Hampstead, North London, UK speaking about their brewing history, their beers and the …Read More
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