The virtual event will focus on post-pandemic workplace safety.
The report highlights technology and culture as key to closing the safety performance gap.
State safety regulators seek stakeholder feedback on draft changes to fall protection rules.
The lack of machine guarding and safety procedures resulted in amputation injuries.
Owens Corning Roofing and Asphalt faced penalties after not adhering to the Family and Medical Leave Act.
This collaborative effort focuses on worker education and reinforcing anti-retaliation protections.
Mental health remains a neglected and stigmatized subject in the workplace, and this oversight jeopardizes the well-being of employees and puts businesses at risk.
The agency has issued nearly 2,100 violations so far in 2023.
Kissimmee Meat & Produce Inc. faces $95,315 in proposed penalties.
The international safety event attracted 62,000 visitors from 140 nations.
The OH&S SafetyPod takes some time to showcase some key developments at last week’s NSC Safety Congress & Expo 2023. Highlights include NSC’s new Respond Ready Workplace program, OSHA’s annual Top 10 violations announcement, and more.
The evolving climate landscape presents new challenges for construction sites, making it crucial to reevaluate existing safety protocols.
Brookens Construction faces hefty penalties after another OSHA inspection.
Creating and promoting a culture of safety can mitigate the risk of hazardous conditions across the organization.
Speaker John Austin addressed how safety leaders can more effectively achieve change.
The annual safety event heads to Florida in September 2024.
This year’s awards program recognized Schneider, Walgreens and APTIM for outstanding contributions to workplace safety within their organizations across three key categories.
A roundtable discussion led to insights into diversity’s role in workplace safety.
The most frequently cited violation has held that title for more than a decade.
NSC officials shed light on its Respond Ready Workplace program, which aims to cut workplace overdose deaths through various means, including adding opioid overdose medication to first aid kits and training employees on how to use it.