Episode 113
What does OSHA say about first-aid requirements at a worksite? Find out in our latest episode of the podcast where Editor Sydny Shepard dives into 1910.151 and the letters of interpretation for the standard.
Oklahoma's Seaboard Foods LLC failed to identify, diagnose and treat musculoskeletal disorders.
I see it all the time, far too often. Even in my practice, I’ve seen patients with extensive medication lists and I can’t help but think that some of this is preventable.
Johnnie McDade Grocery faces $9,000 in penalties.
As safety professionals, we must remember the magic numbers and remind employees of them to save lives.
Procedures must keep pace with industry 4.0 smart manufacturing.
Multiple jobsite requirements must be considered when protecting workers’ hands.
Maintenance is crucial to ensure that the devices are working as expected when workers pick them up at the beginning of each shift.
Safety officers often talk about the importance of weather-specific PPE in summer, but proper PPE is just as important in the colder months.
OSHA requires slip, trip and fall hazards to be quickly identified and addressed and for employers to conduct regular and periodic inspections and maintenance.
For safety managers and site emergency response managers, gas detection is a key focus.
There is no reason for hands and fingers to be less protected than the rest of the body.
Take a look at the newest data shaping the list standards that are most frequently cited in 2021.
Despite the risk of irreversible damage to health, one-third of noise-exposed workers report not wearing hearing protection.