GT Energy has almost reached its fundraising goal for a Manchester geothermal facility to become operational by mid-2015.
Resulting in $54,000 worth of fines, Rana Meal Solutions in Bartlett, Ill. exposed employees to ammonia hazards and lack of adequate safety procedures.
The Jan. 28, 90-minute presentation will cover ways for compounding pharmacies to prevent employee illnesses and product contamination.
With this new final rule, the Mine Safety and Health Administration can better regulate and address safety issues in the country's most dangerous mines.
The first phase of the Health Hazard Evaluation Program’s examination of health and safety in the electronic waste recycling industry is expected to end in April. It will include a survey of as many as 100 e-waste recycling facilities across the country.
The March 2012 shooting at a Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic killed two, including the shooter. A consultant hired by OSHA concluded patient safety was more a focus at the clinic than employee safety.
The South Carolina San Jose Mexican restaurants owe 37 employees hundreds or thousands of dollars in back wages.
The retailer faces $55,000 in proposed penalties for three alleged serious and two repeat violations.
The Health Hazard Evaluation involved musculoskeletal disorders among surfacing and finishing department employees at three facilities.
Exposure to the harmful metal, which can cause illness and cancer in cases of chronic contact, can be more easily monitored by workers and supervisors with a new OSHA online endeavor.
An agreement announced by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo calls for Maid of the Mist Corp. to pay more to the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and to invest $32 million in improving a site to provide winter storage for the boats.
Exit doors of the eight-story building were locked, and its owner claims he was never advised to install emergency exits.
The PSM standard requires employers to work with employees when establishing and reviewing plans.
You owe it to your employees to take another look at the signs you currently have in place. Are they clear? Are they necessary? Are they accurate?
One analyst said the refinery "needs relatively little maintenance" because much of its equipment is new, having been installed after the March 2005 explosion.
The Chinese government is taking steps to promote increased safety in some workplaces.
Now facing $165,900 in fines, Mississippi Phosphates was investigated after two employees died in similar incidents.
A training test supplied to a guard force for the Energy Department allegedly was given to employees before they took the test.
The agency has informed the GWA there are deficiencies in water quality, based on a May 2012 inspection.
A new survey revealed a majority of Americans do not have sufficient knowledge of residential fire safety.