OH&S Executive Editor David Kopf shares the biggest highlights at the 2024 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Orlando.
The annual safety event will take place in Denver from Sept. 15 to 17, 2025.
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The industrial trades are key to keeping the economy running, but they are also among the more dangerous professions.
Color rendering is a critical safety factor in hazardous location lighting, impacting visibility, color accuracy, and risk mitigation beyond basic brightness levels.
Effective safety training prevents workplace falls by increasing awareness, improving hazard response and fostering proactive measures.
Five key safety standards are crucial for preventing occupational lung diseases.
During a panel discussion, OSHA reviewed the most cited standards for specific causes of fatalities.
For 14 consecutive years, the same violation tops the list as the most frequently cited.
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Avetta and the National Safety Council have partnered to launch the Safety Maturity Index, providing actionable insights to prevent injuries and improve contractors’ safety across their supply chains.
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Proactively managing subcontractor risks through consistent standards, direct oversight, and clear communication is essential for maintaining safety, compliance and operational success in supply chains.
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Unchecked subcontractors can introduce hidden risks that result in serious safety, financial and reputational consequences for hiring companies, requiring proactive management.
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Subcontractors are essential to supply chains but present significant risks that require active management and modern tools to ensure safety, compliance, and project success.
The sessions offered training for safety professionals, including preparation for ASP and CSP certification exams, leadership programs, and new strategies for risk management.
The 2024 NSC Safety Congress began with a keynote by blind adventurer Erik Weihenmayer, focusing on overcoming barriers in workplace safety challenges.