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The meetings will take place both in-person and virtually on October 29 and 30, 2024.

OSHA Sets Next Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health Meetings

The meetings will take place both in-person and virtually on October 29 and 30, 2024.

OSHA’s Top 10 Most Cited Standards for FY 2024

OSHA’s Top 10 Most Cited Standards for FY 2024

Let’s review each standard on this year’s list as well as OSHA’s guidelines and requirements.

Mitigating the Risk Factors in Electric Vehicle Battery Manufacturing

Mitigating the Risk Factors in Electric Vehicle Battery Manufacturing

Electric vehicle battery manufacturers must mitigate risks from hazardous chemicals and high-voltage systems through comprehensive safety assessments, worker training and adherence to evolving regulations.

New Report Pinpoints Workplaces as the Chief Source of Respiratory Infection

New Report Pinpoints Workplaces as the Chief Source of Respiratory Infection

Nearly 2,000 respondents in the United States, Canada and Europe participated in the survey.

What Winter Work Hazards Do I Need to Be Worried About?

What Winter Work Hazards Do I Need to Be Worried About?

Winter brings heightened risks for workplace injuries such as slips, cold stress and road accidents, making early preparation for worker safety essential.

International Trade Fair A+A 2025 Opens Exhibitor Registration

International Trade Fair A+A 2025 Opens Exhibitor Registration

The event offers an opportunity for companies to showcase products and services to international markets.

The Critical Role of Toxic Gas Monitors in Protecting Workers and Facilities

The Critical Role of Toxic Gas Monitors in Protecting Workers and Facilities

Electrochemical gas sensors are vital in detecting harmful gases and require regular maintenance to ensure safety and operational efficiency.

New NIOSH Center Addresses Firefighter Safety and Health Risks

New NIOSH Center Addresses Firefighter Safety and Health Risks

NIOSH has launched a center focused on improving firefighter safety and health through research and coordination with partner organizations.



Are Your Industrial Athletes Prepared for the Job?

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Are Your Industrial Athletes Prepared for the Job?

For optimal performance and protection, steal from the pros.

How Certifications Transform Industries with NFPA's Top Expert

Daniel Pickel , Director of Certification and Accreditation at NFPA, discusses how certifications keep safety professionals current, the impact of technology on certification processes, and emerging trends in fire, life, and electrical safety certifications.

Embracing Year-Round Emergency Planning with Modern Training Solutions

Embracing Year-Round Emergency Planning with Modern Training Solutions

Year-round emergency preparedness supported by modern tools like VR, 3D modeling and multilingual training is essential for keeping employees safe and adapting to global and climate challenges.

NSC Safety Congress & Expo Saw Attendance Boost in 2024

NSC Safety Congress & Expo Saw Attendance Boost in 2024

The 2024 NSC Safety Congress & Expo saw record attendance, with substantial growth in participation and exhibition space.

DOL Awards Over $1 Million in Grants to Boost Mine Safety and Health

DOL Awards Over $1 Million in Grants to Boost Mine Safety and Health

The grants will focus on the enhancement of training for mine safety, focusing on smaller operations and underserved mining communities.

Safety Perspectives from 40 Years of the VPPPA

Celebrating 40 years of the Voluntary Protection Programs Participants’ Association, VPPPA Executive Director Chris Williams, CAE, joins the podcast to reflect on the evolution of the organization, the success of the annual Safety+ Symposium, and the future role of innovations like artificial intelligence in workplace safety.

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How Dust Testing Can Improve Indoor Air Quality in Manufacturing: A Q&A Guide

Maintaining indoor air quality (IAQ) in manufacturing facilities is essential for worker safety and operational efficiency. Dust generated from various processes can pose significant health risks to workers and negatively affect product quality.

OSHA Restructures Regional Offices, Merging San Francisco and Seattle Regions

OSHA Restructures Regional Offices, Merging San Francisco and Seattle Regions

The new office will now encompass the areas previously known as Regions 9 and 10.

Heat Resistance in PPE: How New Materials Are Improving Firefighter Safety

Heat Resistance in PPE: How New Materials Are Improving Firefighter Safety

Advancements in heat-resistant materials and regulatory updates are enhancing the safety and health of firefighters by improving their gear's performance and reducing harmful chemicals.

The Power of Predictive Analytics: How Data Can Transform a Facility’s Maintenance Strategy & Safety

The Power of Predictive Analytics: How Data Can Transform a Facility’s Maintenance Strategy & Safety

Leveraging predictive analytics can revolutionize facility maintenance strategies by providing real-time data that enhances safety, reduces costs and minimizes downtime through proactive decision-making.

NSC, NCCCO Foundation Report on the Role of Technology in Crane Safety

NSC, NCCCO Foundation Report on the Role of Technology in Crane Safety

New technologies, such as proximity sensors and drones, may significantly reduce the risks and hazards faced by crane operators and improve safety in the crane industry.

How to Choose Between Self-Retracting Devices and Energy-Absorbing Lanyards for Personal Fall Arrest Systems

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How to Choose Between Self-Retracting Devices and Energy-Absorbing Lanyards for Personal Fall Arrest Systems

Self-Retracting Devices (SRDs) and Energy-Absorbing Lanyards (EALs) serve different functions in personal fall arrest systems, with factors such as mobility, cost and maintenance influencing their use in various work environments.

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