The Boeing Company, PotashCorp and Deputy Chief Lou Jogmen were all recognized.
The incident killed four people and left another in critical condition.
U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta has traveled to Germany this week in order to tour the BMW Group's apprenticeship training facility.
Amid a political change, ASSE has crafted a blueprint that highlights priorities and the vision for OSHA.
The department's new report summarizes the inspection reports filed during the most recent five-year period by building owners. More than 7,700 buildings in the city have a sidewalk shed in front of them, DOB reported.
The Ohio company has been cited for willful violations of machine safety procedures.
The administration is conducting research on drone detection systems.
The promotion is happening during Safe and Sound Week.
The board's final report also noted regulatory deficiencies were to blame.
"Absent a nomination and confirmation of additional commissioners, the Commission will lack a quorum on July 1 when Chairman Svinicki's current term expires. This situation could severely inhibit the NRC's ability to execute its vital responsibility and hamper the nuclear industry," three leaders of the House Energy and Commerce Committee wrote in a letter to the president.
CLT is the fifth busiest airport in the country.
The IAEA International Conference on Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and Nuclear Facilities will be held Nov. 13-17, 2017, in Vienna, Austria.
The new members will be inducted June 7 at the Annual Business Meeting during the 2017 AIHce EXP.
NIOSH has released two new modules that track sharps incidents and blood and body fluid exposures among healthcare workers.
The company has recalled over 35,000 pounds of frozen taquitos that could be contaminated with rubber and plastic.
ASTM International member Jon Cavallo said the standard will help experts determine whether a coating system used for safety is covered by existing qualification testing or whether new testing is needed, and it will help design appropriate and cost-effective test protocols.
The association issued a news release after the U.S. Senate passed H.J. Res. 83, which permanently overturns OSHA's recordkeeping rule, once the president signs it.
The review will focus whether or not staff that used the hoses could have been exposed to chemical compounds from the hoses themselves.
An explosion at a Packaging Corporation of America plant in DeRidder killed three workers and injured seven on Feb. 8.
The explosion killed two workers and injured an additional 167. CSB identified a number of failed safety management processes.