Speaker Ken Kolosh shared the latest data on occupational injuries and fatalities.
The expansive expo floor features more than 700 exhibitors.
Athlete and entertainer Jon Dorenbos used a mix of humor, magic, and life lessons to show NSC attendees the importance of staying confident and positive despite tough setbacks.
Campbell Institute Forum at NSC Safety Congress and Expo discusses how to effectively train a workforce comprised of Baby Boom, Generation X, Generation Y and Generation Z workers.
The international safety event is coming to Düsseldorf on Oct. 24-27.
The judgment follows several near-misses and a reported employee injury at the worksite.
The study reveals strategies relating to lone worker monitoring.
While there is a mental health crisis occurring both nationally and within the construction industry, the stigma around mental health in construction remains inordinately high.
Ultium Cells LLC faces hefty fines following extensive OSHA investigations.
Accurate Manufacturing Inc. now faces penalties totaling $275,890.
The Safety Innovation Challenge, a key element of the Pavilion, will highlight tech solutions for musculoskeletal disorders, voting set for Oct. 24. Vendors can engage with these technologies at various Hazard Stations designed to show how the solve various musculoskeletal concerns.
Guests can earn continuing education credits while getting the latest safety updates.
Insights from the survey will inform safety protocols and readiness for future pandemics.
Connected safety offers a multi-faceted set of solutions for overcoming current and emerging worker safety challenges and how safety professionals can get ready to take advantage of it.
Attendees at the annual event have plenty of opportunities to connect.
The expo floor will add new features that highlight innovations, new products, technology and opportunities to relax and recharge at next week’s event. Did we mention coffee and beignets?
Fires happen every day, often with minor consequences, but plant operators and staff underestimate the importance of thermal hazard risk mitigation and response planning.
Indiana-based IBC Advanced Alloys Inc. must respond to $69,251 in proposed penalties.
The international event runs from Oct. 24-27 and focuses on digitalization and sustainability in workplace safety.
A federal investigation determined the company illegally employed 11 teens.