Even though electrical safety records improved in Ontario, reports of high-risk behavior are still prevalent, according to Canada's Electrical Safety Authority.
Talking about the best fire extinguisher for each situation is essential in any fire safety training program.
The effectiveness of the program depends on FAA's close monitoring, which GAO is examining.
The NFPA and the Fire Protection Research Foundation will present it in London next May.
Company executives christened a gleaming new Training & Customer Experience Center where workers can get hands-on experience with confined space entry and rescue, communication tower climbing/rescue, servicing a wind energy nacelle, installing and using fall anchorages on a residential roof, and rescuing a co-worker from an oil rig’s catwalk and pipe rack.
Over 150 firefighters will be honored through the Wall of Honor in Colorado Springs.
A Brooklyn outpost of the national pharmacy chain is cited for several violations.
The plan goes more than halfway toward eliminating the brigade's planning budget savings of £45 million during the next two years.
New research shows that TBBPA may cause cancer by interfering with workers' hormones and stimulating estrogen activity.
Due to unsafe and risky work conditions, BART workers have requested changes they may not receive.
The national paper and cardboard manufacturer faces $185,000 in safety violation fines from OSHA
The London Fire Brigade cites the traceability of mobile phone numbers for the 48 percent decline since 2007.
DOT's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration first offered the free, mobile web app of its 2012 ERG in January 2013 to assist emergency responders.
Drilling Contractor magazine describes the planned facility as "a rig safety and skills laboratory."
London Fire Commissioner Ron Dobson said the department is "ready to operatir during a strike."
Orlaco, a Dutch company, provided the cameras, which are waterproof and shock-resistant and mounted on the front bumper of the vehicles.
The guidance document recommends equipping AN storage areas with automatic fire sprinklers and not storing more than 2,500 tons of bagged AN without such a system.
The inspection of Supreme Oil Co.'s Englewood, N.J., facility arose from OSHA’s Site-Specific Targeting effort, which is based on self-reported injury and illness data.
Results released Aug. 22 by the UK's largest fire department show that disabled and older residents, among others, are 18 times less likely to have a fire after firefighters visit.