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Familiar safety strategies can lose their effectiveness over time. By recognizing outdated thinking and embracing new approaches, leaders can overcome organizational inertia and build stronger, more sustainable safety performance.
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Connected head protection can give safety managers new information about impacts, falls, heat and other workplace conditions, potentially changing both incident response and the way safety decisions are made.
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Poage has held the Certified Safety Management Practitioner credential since 2017.
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High-visibility apparel is moving beyond the traditional safety vest as manufacturers respond to heat, workforce diversity, multiple hazards and emerging technology.
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Accurate injury and illness records do more than satisfy regulatory requirements. They provide the data organizations need to identify hazards, strengthen safety programs, and improve decision-making before incidents occur.
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The program will cover suicide risk, stigma and support resources for construction workers and their families.
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Annual observance recognizes workers who build and maintain infrastructure across the United States.
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The former Formula 1 and IndyCar driver told safety professionals that equipment, systems, preparation and individual responsibility can turn risk into “intelligent risk.”
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Greater heat and air pollution were associated with poorer long-term health, while greener surroundings were linked to lower risks.
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The new online platform allows employers to access safety training, manage worker credentials and track course completion across multiple providers.
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A UK contractor's mental health initiatives offer practical strategies to reduce stigma, improve access to support, and strengthen workplace culture.
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The May 26 failure released about 900,000 gallons of hot, caustic white liquor, killing 11 employees.
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MSHA recommends highwall examinations, scaling, benches and falling-object protection for mobile equipment.
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A 10-step checklist covers inspections, employee input, emergency planning and ongoing program reviews.
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Editorial staff reflect on 9/11's 25th anniversary, honoring the fallen while analyzing how the tragedy permanently transformed safety, security and emergency preparedness.
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Voluntary program evaluates safety practices at mines and quarries across the state.
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Cal/OSHA is prompting employers to protect indoor and outdoor workers as temperatures climb into the triple digits.
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Five airport cleaning workers died in a tarmac crash, emphasizing the vital role of runway arresting technology and ground safety controls.
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