The National Institute of Justice plans to issue a report on the availability and use of safety technologies.
The case before U.S. District Judge Carl J. Barbier apparently will go to trial after all. Phase one will determine the causes of the Deepwater Horizon disaster and who should be held responsible.
U.S. Rep. Lamar Smith, chairman of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, said the meteor
explosion above Chelyabinsk, Russia, and the Asteroid 2012 DA 14 flyby justify investment in systems
for detecting and diverting asteroids that could threaten Earth.
A new paper from the American Association of University Professors outlines a role for role for these higher-ed employees to deal with and help to end campus sexual assaults.
Two thousand frosted glass panels will be installed to maximize sunlight and minimize heat gain, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Volvo Group announced that Volvo Group Venture Capital has "joined forces with the objective of delivering innovative safety-centric solutions to the global commercial vehicle industry."
Beginning June 1, smoking is prohibited inside state office buildings, universities, hospitals, sports stadiums, restaurants, and on trains, at railway stations, and near entrances to subways.
The text of his Feb. 4 speech is posted on OSHA’s popular website. He said 2012 was "a remarkable year, because as we were hard at work, we watched the empirical evidence continue to accumulate: OSHA inspections prevent injuries, and we do this without hurting employment or employer profitability."
The Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation won the nationwide competition for a mobile app that helps people prevent heart disease. It's available on iTunes.
The White House executive order, which lists chemical facilities as critical infrastructure, complements ACC's Responsible Care Security Code.
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the vehicle's oil filter can leak, posing a fire hazard.
The day before its Feb. 27 public forum in Washington, D.C., the safety board will conduct a hearing on a head-on collision of two Union Pacific trains in June 2012.
Two states that have tried it, Oregon and Mississippi, apparently have been able to reduce or maintain the decline in the number of meth lab incidents, according to the report.
To achieve the government-mandated 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, vehicle prices should increase by an estimated $2,600.
In 2011, the Burlington store received citations for similar safety hazards.
The REACH program, implemented five years ago, has made more than 30,000 documents available about chemicals on the EU market.
The Metropolitan Transit Authority has implemented classes and new safety regulations to prevent worker fatalities in the future.