Walking into the keynote session at AIHce EXP 2022 was like walking into a family reunion. As attendees flowed into the Karl F. Dean Ballroom at Music City Center in Nashville, Tenn. conversations flowed easily between professionals.
The counts relate to an incident in 2017 that killed five workers and injured 15 others.
With traffic fatalities at a 16-year high, taking precautions this three-day weekend is essential.
OSHA proposed $341,866 in penalties for the two repeat, 16 serious and five other than serious violations.
The company was also cited for three willful citations.
MSD impacts thousands of workers every year.
The rules follow temporary emergency requirements from last year.
The WTC Health Program is considering adding uterine cancer to the WTC-Related Conditions list.
The need to keep workers safe continues.
Episode 141
Recognition and prevention of MSDs in the workplace is critical to employee safety and health.
Employers should support workers in mental health and substance use recovery, NSC says.
OSHA previously cited the contractor for similar violations.
The person responsible for fire safety must recognize their role in mitigating fire risks.
The collapse was caused by a portion of the bridge that was overstressed.
From a free app to educational web pages, OSHA offers ways to keep your workers safe.
A new study from NSC found people who felt unsafe at work were more like to experience symptoms of anxiety or depression than their coworkers who felt safe.
In 2022, only 56 percent of Americans wash their hands six to 15 times per day.
Stakeholders signed a partnership with OSHA for a construction project in Wisconsin.
Now OSHA is proposing citations and a penalty of $453k.
Episode 140
Listen in as Editor Sydny Shepard discusses three of the most common reasons why severe injuries and fatalities happen on a job site.