Macon, Georgia-based Pyles Plumbing and Utility Contractors Inc. faces $308,125 in proposed penalties.
This statement is timed with the NHTSA’s Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, which runs from March 4-10, 2024.
The move aims to significantly reduce the occurrence of severe injuries in the woodworking industry.
The current state of women in the construction industry reflects a mix of progress and persistent challenges affecting their safety, career advancement and daily work experiences.
The session provided an open discussion on the heat hazards of the restaurant industry.
Smith’s Electrical Service & Repair LLC faces $93,566 in proposed penalties.
Selma, Alabama-based Henry Brick Co. faces proposed penalties of $124,212.
The agency identified 63 significant and substantial violations across 15 mines.
From earplugs to personal headphones, it’s time to discuss the future of hearing protection in the workplace.
Why choosing stairs over ladders is the smarter choice for rooftop safety.
As Type II safety helmets become the standard on job sites, factoring in comfort and style can help increase adoption rates.
How does the shift to remote work impact your company’s evolving strategies for implementing effective drug testing policies for your remote employees?
Effective workplace training should include the right training software and content to ensure compliance and enhance workplace safety.
Implementing effective welding fume control ensures employee health and compliance with regulatory standards.
Managing uncertainty is a given in construction—safety professionals everywhere should take note.
Here’s why safer work doesn’t have to mean slower work.
This year, ensure you keep AEDs at the work site and train the team in their use.
When and why to opt for portable eyewash solutions; the role of the portable eyewash station in dynamic workplace challenges; and real-world scenarios where portable eyewash stations helped.
Think ergonomic injuries are only for those with a desk job? Think again.