Annual seminars are held by NIOSH to inform employers and workers about fall prevention.
Episode 67
In this episode, Editor Sydny Shepard talks about the newly extended comment period for the proposed rule change to the Hazard Communication Standard, a national discussion on teens in the workplace and everything you might need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines.
The U.S. Department of Labor is creating a national online dialogue dedicated to teen safety in the workplace through April 30, 2021.
North American Lighting faces $85,826 in penalties due to a lack of safety precautions in the facility.
Different stakeholders are involved in the settlement to make sure N&D Transportation Company Inc. in Rhode Island is held accountable.
The FDA ensures it is doing its best to make sure each vaccine is completely safe to get.
Cities across the country implement policies to keep staff safe from sexual assault and harassment.
A survey conducted shows percentages of people who reported being sick, exposed to COVID-19 and why some aren’t reporting it.
It is easier to implement cutting-edge safety solutions when leadership understands and champions the changes.
Dropped objects may look innocuous, but due to the laws of gravity, they are incredibly dangerous.
Episode 66
In this episode, Editor Sydny Shepard discusses NIOSH's new tool to measure worker well-being, worker hesitation to returning to the office without COVID-19 vaccines and Biden's nomination for OSHA Head. Who is he and does this nomination mean for the agency?
OH&S conducted an interview with Richard Cerenzio to get his input on the soon-to-be OSHA lead, Doug Parker, and the challenges he may face.
Hazard Communication Standards comment period is extended to May 19, 2021.
Oregon OSHA fines a roofing and painting company for $104,000.
A Boston company owner faces high charges for not allowing employees or customers to wear masks or social distance.