The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued its final “Silica Rule,” intended to limit construction and general industry workers’ exposure to respirable crystalline silica.…
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North Carolina Puts Low-E Code Loophole into Effect, Fenestration Industry Poised to Respond
An emergency building code rule that was adopted in North Carolina in June regarding low-E glass was put into effect the first week of July.…
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Canadian Glass Association Obtains New Management Company
The Canadian Glass Association (CGA), which provides support to the Canadian glass industry regarding building codes, standards and legislation, has selected Centric Management and Consulting…
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BEC Attendees Learn About Evolving Codes and Legislative Efforts
Topics ranging from building codes to legal issues were on the program during the second day of the Glass Association of North America’s Building Envelope…
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GANA Tackles Glass Issues in Recent Meeting
The Glass Association of North America (GANA) wrapped up its fall conference last Friday which included a variety of discussions surrounding glass products. Within the…
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NSF International Develops Product Category Rule for Flat and Float Glass
With the assistance of Glass Association of North America's (GANA) flat glass manufacturing division, NSF International has announced the development of a Product Category Rule…