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Worried About Mold in Your Workplace?

May 2, 2019/in The Workplace /by Carolyn Willbanks

Are you worried your workplace might have mold? You’re not alone. “Concern about indoor exposure to mold has increased along with public awareness that exposure to mold can cause a variety of health effects and symptoms, including allergic reactions,” OSHA states. Mold Facts For mold to grow indoors, it needs moisture or water, oxygen, and […]

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Phillipsburg Cops Wanted Out of Moldy Building by Mid-March.

March 31, 2019/in The Workplace /by Carolyn Willbanks

by Kurt Bresswein for lehighvalleylive.com The Phillipsburg Police Department in March took delivery of a $10,000 trailer for officers to work out of, two years after every other department began vacating town hall because of a black mold infestation. Some officers take advantage of desk space in the temporary municipal building in the former Freeman […]

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Riviera Beach Firefighters Sick from Mold

March 31, 2019/in The Workplace /by Carolyn Willbanks

By Wanda Moore, WPTC 5 RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. — Several Riviera Beach firefighters reported flu-like symptoms. When they went to their doctors earlier this year they learned it wasn’t the flu. The wheezing, coughing and in some cases fever were a result of mold exposure. “We have upwards of 8 or 9 people that are […]

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Union: Hold Up Condo Tower Until Hilton Solves Mold Mystery

October 3, 2004/in The Workplace /by Contributor

11/12/03 Honolulu, HI – Employees of Hilton Hawaiian Village propose that the hotelier suspend plans for a new condo tower until it has figured out how mold took hold in its Kalia Tower just one year after it opened. Eric Gill, head of Local 5 of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union, told a […]

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Aspergillus, Aspergillosis, And Composting Operations In California

October 3, 2004/in The Workplace /by Contributor

To All Local Enforcement Agencies: Composting is a widely accepted process for converting yard waste and municipal solid waste into stable, agriculturally or horticulturally useful organic material. Recently, potential adverse health effects associated with airborne fungal spores, specifically Aspergillus fumigatus, have been raised as issues by some Californians during the siting or operation of composting facilities. […]

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Kino Mold To Cost County At Least $4m

October 3, 2004/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Anne T. Denogean, Tucson Citizen Wearing a respirator and a disposable anti-contamination suit, Juan Antonio Maldonado, an abatement specialist with Environmental Strategies Inc., loads material from the fifth floor of Kino Community Hospital. The county is spending $4 million to rip out mold-contaminated drywall and make related renovations at Kino Community Hospital following the […]

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Warren, Ohio takes responsibility for mold problem

October 3, 2004/in The Workplace /by Contributor

2/12/02 Warren, OH – A torrential downpour Tuesday morning flooded the basement of the county Health Department, delaying the start of work to clean up toxic mold. Crews managed to scrub down equipment in the basement before quitting Tuesday. ”Today, we are just going to set up because we can’t run our sweepers in all this […]

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Shipyard worker seeks mold cleanup

November 1, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Jennifer L. Daunders – Staff Writer, The Democrat KITTERY, Maine – A longtime Portsmouth Naval Shipyard employee who suffers from acute respiratory problems believes mold growing in the basement of her workplace is responsible for her illness. Janet Stevens is asking why the government is taking so long to clean up the various types […]

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Hilton asks mold-cleaning employees to get check-ups

November 1, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Hilton Hawaiian Village and Local 5 of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union, currently facing off on contract talks, are working together on the problem of mold discovered this month in the Kalia Tower. Jason Ward, research analyst for Local 5, told Pacific Business News late Thursday that the union had submitted an informational […]

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Black Mold Closes Firehouse Indefinitely

October 24, 2002/in "Sick Buildings", The Workplace /by Carolyn Willbanks

Niagara Falls NY – A Niagara Falls firehouse is closed indefinitely Thursday – not because of budget cuts, but because of black mold. It was moving day at Firehouse #9 in Niagara Falls. Firefighters spent the day covering cups, dishes and other equipment. Battalion Chief Dennis Long said, “We’ve had mold develop in the fire […]

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Hilton Doubles Estimate Of Mold Cleanup Cost

October 23, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

October 23, 2002 (Honolulu-AP) — Hilton Hotels Corporation says that the cost of cleaning up the mold at its Kalia Tower in Waikiki will be twice what it previously estimated. Hilton also says the 453 guest rooms at the Hilton Hawaiian Village tower will remain closed until next spring. Hotel officials say it’s going to […]

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Mold sickens crew, sidetracks Artery work; Setbacks may delay opening

October 18, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Raphael Lewis, Globe Staff 10/18/2002 The Big Dig’s schedule took another small hit yesterday, after high levels of airborne toxic mold at a job site forced the evacuation of laborers finishing a vent building, project and union officials said. The work at Vent Building Number 4 near Haymarket Square in downtown Boston is critical […]

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Senior-Citizen Complex: Home is where the hassles are

October 16, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Detroit City Council hears residents’ tales of roaches and mold by Erik Lords, Free Press staff writer October 16, 2002 Perralene Madison, 62, says she never had to live with roaches, until now. Myldred Wray, another senior citizen, says she never lived with black mold growing on her walls, until now. Madison and Wray were […]

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Is Your Office Killing You? Sick Buildings Are Seething with Molds

October 1, 2002/in The Workplace, "Sick Buildings" /by Contributor

by Michelle Conlin Everything was running perfectly that spring afternoon at the courtyard-style Best Western Springdale in the suburbs of Cincinnati. Room service was humming along at a reliable clip. The floral-patterned comforters were getting fluffed. Kids were splashing in the pool. Then, suddenly, General Manager Jim Crane got an emergency call about a leak […]

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Black mold found at YSU

October 1, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by John Booth, Tribune Chronicle YOUNGSTOWN – The presence of black mold spores has forced the closure of nine Youngstown State University classrooms, affecting several hundred students, university officials said Thursday. Test results received Wednesday identified spores of Stachybotrys chartarum in samples taken from three classrooms and a hallway in Beeghly Center, YSU spokesman Walt Ulbricht said. […]

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Are employees getting sick from work?

October 1, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Marc Chase, Quad-City Times Jim Wayne pushed up on a bathroom ceiling tile to inspect an air-ventilation unit and water splashed down into the bathtub below. Condensation from that unit and 98 others throughout the building at 605 Main St. in Davenport has seeped inside the ceiling for several years, helping cause what a toxicologist and […]

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Mold problems multiply inside county courthouse

September 14, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Susan Parrott, Associated Press Sept. 14, 2002, 8:45PM ATHENS — An insatiable green menace lurks in State District Judge Jack Holland’s courtroom. It creeps from behind the wooden benches, across the attorneys’ tables, and into the judge’s very seat. But this heinous offender can’t be locked behind bars or issued costly citations. Aspergillus, a […]

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Mold Invades Federal Buildings

September 13, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Friday, September 13, 2002 Inouye’s and judge’s offices moved for mold The Honolulu office of U.S. Sen. Dan Inouye will be relocated within the Prince Kuhio Federal Building at the end of the month to allow for mold-eradication efforts. The mold was reported in early August. Mold was also found in the chambers of Magistrate […]

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Hilton begins Kalia Tower mold removal

September 12, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Dick Pacific is hired to cart off furnishings and room appliances By Tim Ruel, Star Bulletin Thursday, September 12, 2002 Hilton Hawaiian Village said it has hired general contractor Dick Pacific Construction to remove furniture, wallpaper, carpeting, drapes and other items from rooms in the mold-infested Kalia Tower in Waikiki. The move is part of […]

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Mold forces closure of Ivy Tech building

August 23, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Associated Press August 23, 2002 MADISON, Ind. — The technology building on the Madison campus of Ivy Tech State College has been closed because of mold contamination and is not expected to reopen. The report by Environmental Safety Technologies Inc. of Louisville said the indoor air quality throughout most of the building was hazardous because […]

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14 Hilton workers report mold illness, Symptoms range from eye irritation to exacerbated asthma

August 17, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Tim Ruel, Star Bulletin Saturday, August 17, 2002 Fourteen workers at Hilton Hawaiian Village’s Kalia Tower have reported health symptoms caused by exposure to mold in the tower, according to a health expert hired by Hilton. Ten of the employees said they had irritation of the eye, throat and nose, two employees said they […]

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Federal building mold affects judge’s chambers

August 16, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Curtis Lum, Advertiser Staff Writer, Honolulu Advertiser Posted on: Friday, August 16, 2002 Federal officials are dealing with a mold problem in the Prince Kuhio Federal Building that has prompted the move of a judge to other offices and an extensive check of the complex’s pipes. There have been no reports of mold-related illnesses, […]

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Judge orders facility closed as fears of mold resurface

August 10, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Lingering concerns about health risks prompt move; dangerous toxins could be present by April Simun and Mike Ramsey – Staff Writers, The State Posted on Sat, Aug. 10, 2002 LEXINGTON COUNTY – Lexington County’s courthouse was shut down at 5 p.m. Friday for the second time in less than nine months so health workers can […]

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Working amid the mold

August 6, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Art Lawler, Athens Daily Review Aug 6, 2002 Henderson County Courthouse employees are concerned about recent lab reports that show traces of stachybotrys, also known as black mold, and large amounts of aspergillus mold in their workplace. A few were reluctant to talk about it Friday morning, fearing repercussions. “I need my job,” one […]

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Courthouse mold woes growing

August 4, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Jerry Bellune 08/04/02 Six months after Lexington County cleaned up courthouse mold, 48 employees say they have severe health problems. “Several have cancer, others had to have hysterectomies,” said Lexington attorney Richard Breibart, who is representing them. “Do you know what the odds are of that many people having those kinds of problems?” he […]

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Five “serious hazards” reported at courthouse

August 1, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

MOSH says 3 are fixed; 2 face Aug. 21 deadline By Lisa Goldberg, Sun Staff Originally published August 1, 2002 Employees in the Howard County Clerk of the Circuit Court’s office are not getting enough fresh air to breathe, state occupational health inspectors have concluded. A report from Maryland Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH), which […]

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Employers face mold problems

August 1, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY After moving into a new office building in New Orleans, Sherry Watters and her co-workers began complaining of odd ailments. Rashes. Runny noses. Breathing problems so severe that some employees carted oxygen to meetings. Watters never thought leaking water from roofs, pipes and other sources was to blame for her […]

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The 173rd Judicial District Courtroom is closed because of mold

July 27, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

July 27, 2002 The 173rd Judicial District Courtroom is closed because of the worsening mold problem that has been infecting the Henderson County Courthouse for some time. ATHENS – The 173rd Judicial District Courtroom is closed because of the worsening mold problem that has been infecting the Henderson County Courthouse for some time. Judge Jack […]

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Mold lawsuits fueling business

July 24, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Jason Felch Bee and Debbie Noda – Staff Writers, The Sacramento Bee July 24, 2002 Posted: 05:55:07 AM PDT MANTECA — Mary Finn is your typical busy doctor, except her patients have doors, windows and ventilation shafts instead of mouths, ears and lungs. Finn, the 48-year-old owner of Chart Services, probes deep into walls […]

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One faculty member believes mold made him sick

July 24, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Angela Lee – Reporter, The Statesboro (Ga.) Herald July 24, 2002 At least one Georgia Southern faculty member is convinced mold creeping through the building where he worked nearly killed him recently. It all began back in April, says the assistant professor who wishes to remain anonymous. As usual, he was spending his work […]

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GSU battling mold problem

July 24, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

by Angela Lee – Reporter, Statesboro (Ga.) Herald July 24, 2002 Georgia Southern officials are in full battle against an enemy they admit is hard to control – mold that some fear can make people sick. “The problem has been identified. We’ve done a fairly extensive cleanup. We’re doing further testing. And air testing” could […]

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Lawrence County Health Department issues violations to eateries

July 18, 2002/in The Workplace /by Contributor

Special to The Monett Times Published July 16, 2002 4:00 PM CDT Critical violations listed for top 10 places handling food; not all corrective follow-ups yet reported by Christopher Vore July 18, 2002 The Lawrence County Health Department has recently made available a list of food service inspection report results for several facilities in the […]

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Black Mold Forces Relocation Of Staff

May 24, 2002/in Schools & Institutions, The Workplace /by Carolyn Willbanks

Imlay City – Black mold found in the walls at the Imlay City school administration building on Borland Road is forcing the seven-member staff to move into the middle-school library. The staff will remain at the middle school until every surface that mold could cling to is cleaned, Superintendent Timothy Edwards said. “The good news […]

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