Essential safety measures for workers in the food production industry must focus on risks, compliance and strategies—from physical hazards to mental health support—to foster a safer workplace.
Tonya Malley Ford was appointed OSHA’s first national family liaison in 2023.
McNeill Labor Management Inc. became subject of an investigation following the death of a 26-year-old worker.
The updated rule could potentially to prevent thousands of miners from becoming affected.
Mohawk Northeast Inc. faces $214,327 in proposed fines following the incident in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Starting on July 1, 2024, Walaski will succeed Jim Thornton in the role.
The popular grocery chain faces proposed penalties of $216,902.
Recent research links short-term heat exposure to increased inflammation and weakened immunity, particularly affecting outdoor workers.
Satellite messaging and GPS technologies help lone workers overcome challenges of invisibility, providing transformative benefits for safety and coordination across industries.
The latest National Health Emergency Dislocated Worker Grant has an approved funding threshold of over $8.7 million.
The virtual event kicks off National Work Zone Awareness Week, which runs from April 15-19, 2024.
Effective safety training strategies are essential for prioritizing worker safety in confined spaces, particularly for those working alone.
The screenings aid in the early detection of black lung disease, particular among miners.
H R Vasquez Construction LLC has a history of fall protection violations.
Tools such as the fishbone diagram and the 5 Whys technique can help worksite incident investigations identify the root causes of workplace accidents and improve safety protocols.
The NSC collaborated with the NCCCO Foundation for this latest effort in its ongoing Work to Zero initiative.
Nothing protects job site assets better than a well-drawn-out security plan for a job site.
OSHA has cited Cavco Industries Inc. with 38 violations since 2015.
The May 15, 2024, meeting is the latest effort to get the public involved in the agency’s Whistleblower Protection Program.
Here’s why what happens in the field shouldn’t stay in the field.