This is the toughest drug problem facing safety professionals today.
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By 2020, Global NCAP's goal is for all new cars to meet the UN crash test regulations with airbags, anti-lock brakes, and electronic stability control fitted as standard.
Indoor air quality can be improved by controlling the sources of VOC emissions.
DUI checkpoints, "no refusal" enforcement, and strict enforcement of all traffic laws are some of the tools highway patrols will be using during the Aug. 30-Sept. 2 holiday period.
OSHA will be able to enforce some safety and health standards not currently covered by FAA oversight.
The Northumberland County EMS has begun using three new ambulances with lime green coloring and highly reflective prismatic material to make them more visible, especially at night.
All sterile drug products made and distributed by NuVision Pharmacy of Dallas may still pose a serious risk to patients, according to the agency.
Two are now in clinical trials and involve replacement skin grown in a lab and a “spray-on” skin process, according to a report by Terri Moon Cronk of American Forces Press Service.
The biggest UK fire department hopes emergency calls to rescue animals will disappear.
After no confirmed cases were reported in Texas last year, there have been 11 thus far in 2013.
An investigation by California's Labor Enforcement Task Force found the unpaid wages and also 13 workplace safety violations.
Troy W. Thacker became the Houston-based company's president and CEO effective Aug. 5.
The two DOT agencies, FRA and PHMSA, want to hearing from stakeholders because they have begun a review of operational factors that affect the safe transportation of hazmats by rail.
Two employees from the company competed at the Leipzig event in July, one in electrical installations and the other in aircraft maintenance.
They can determine whether their mines are reducing significant and substantial (S&S) violations.
The Canadian Transportation Agency suspended the Certificate of Fitness issued to Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway, Ltd. and Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Canada Co., a subsidiary, stating they now lack adequate third-party liability insurance coverage.