How evolving cannabis laws are impacting workplace safety protocols and why maintaining and updating rigorous drug testing remains essential for employers across various industries.
Modernizing safety protocols involves integrating technology into EHS management.
How using SMART goals can help drive safety training success.
Employees must be trained on the hazardous chemicals in their work area. What do employers need to know to comply with standards and protect their employees effectively?
The NFPA 70E Technical Committee has published its 2024 revisions to the standard, prioritizing safety and adaptability over mere compliance
What is glove gauge, and how does it affect hand safety and performance?
Choosing task-specific, properly fitting PPE is essential for worker safety, productivity and cost-effectiveness.
Fall protection and awareness of suspension trauma are essential for ensuring workplace safety, as proper equipment use and effective rescue plans can prevent injuries and save lives.
Effective gas detection and a comprehensive confined space entry plan are crucial for ensuring worker safety and preventing fatalities in hazardous environments.
Soft-tissue injuries are prevalent, persistent and pernicious, and result in significant direct costs and pain and lost productivity, as well as hampered workflow.
Investors and stakeholders increasingly emphasize the importance of environmental, social and governance metrics to drive corporate sustainability and ethical business practices.
Choosing the right supplied air respirator involves understanding specific hazards, regulatory requirements, and ensuring proper fit and comfort to maintain worker safety in toxic environments.
Staying ahead of the curve requires proactive assessments and enhancements in fall protection.
An ASSP effort compiles worthwhile insights from safety’s collective expertise.
Road Contractor Corp. faces more than $819,000 in proposed penalties.
By optimizing workflows, providing real-time hazard detection and ensuring compliance with safety regulations, AI is changing the modern workplace environment.
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Every year, millions of workers get injured on the job, and a significant number of reported occupational injuries are hand related. Depending on the severity, not only do these injuries have a huge medical cost associated with them but are also expensive in terms of lost productivity and wages.
Crane Masters Inc. must now compensate the worker, who was terminated after voicing safety concerns.
The funding from McElhattan Foundation will go to the NSC’s Work to Zero initiative.
The airline faces a $14,502 penalty and a citation, both resulting from the initial investigation.