How to use ISO 22000 will help small and medium-sized businesses implement a robust food safety management system, according to the organization.
More than 270,000 pedestrians are killed on the world's roadways each year, according to the agency.
The employee was terminated after he filed a complaint to MSHA for hazardous working conditions.
Garland Sales Inc. in Georgia now owes $73,000 for the numerous violations.
The employee was killed while inside a roller mill that was not de-energized.
The bill will increase fines for motorists illegally bypassing garbage trucks.
Their report analyzed 180 fatal crashes from 2009 to 2011 where the evidence indicated a driver had used a cell phone. Only 52 percent of them in the latter year were coded that way, however.
A Nordstrom Café employee at a mall in San Francisco came into contact with food while infected with typhoid fever.
The agency's proposed order would require labels that include a recommendation warning young people not to use them.
The May 9 hearing follows introduction of a bill by four members of the committee to clarify state and federal authorities' oversight responsibilities.
OSHA inspectors discovered the multiple cited violations during a December inspection.
FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program provides grants to states and tribal and local governments to implement long-term hazard mitigation measures that reduce the loss of life and property from natural disasters.
Sixty-three people have been arrested in connection with the latest in a long line of Chinese food scandals.
Collis Roofing Inc. received four citations related to the company's alleged lack of fall protection.
"Our primary goal is to help local communities to plan and prepare for heavy truck traffic and hazmat transportation incidents," said Texas A&M Transportation Institute Associate Research Scientist David Bierling, who is leading a study with Research Specialist Debbie Jasek in eight Texas counties.
The first meeting of representatives from 16 occupational medical societies took place last week at ACOEM's annual meeting. They agreed the estimated 270 million occupational accidents and 160 million occupationally related diseases annually around the world make the case for societies to share resources and information.
Members' feedback contributed to the navigation, search, and mobile-friendly access improvements that will be visible on May 6.