The final rule applies to certain employers in high-hazard industries with 100 or more workers.
This latest round of citations brings Dollar General to $21 million in proposed penalties since 2017.
With much of the world facing high temperatures, employers and workers need to know how to protect their employees and themselves.
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EHS compliance manager Zach Pucillo discusses the most recent top five violations and how organizations and safety professionals can protect against them.
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The cost of occupational fatigue and a wellness benefit solution.
The emphasis program, which will run for three years, will focus on preventing workplace hazards.
The formulating and packing facility in Idaho has had the special designation for 20 years.
Two workers survived the January 2023 incident, but the company is facing $333,949 in proposed penalties.
The contractor, which has a history of violations, was cited for 21 violations following January 2023 inspections.
This status is the highest level of recognition under the program.
The meeting will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. ET.
The fatal injury rate per 100,000 workers from April 2022 to March 2023 was 0.41.
Both workers, between the ages of 45 and 55, fell 35 feet during a project on Interstate 95.
Preparing for emergencies is of the utmost importance.
The event saw a turnout of over 6,000 professionals.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration's (MSHA) proposed rule suggests a decreased Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) for respirable crystalline silica.
LPR Construction Inc., which has maintained the same status for 25 years, was recently re-awarded the “star” designation.
Workers who stand can run into many health issues, but options like seats, floor mats, footrests and more may help make a difference.
What advice does NIOSH provide on preventing violence as a driver?