Connected gas detection sets a new standard for HazCom via real-time data sharing that strengthens response, and builds proactive safety cultures.
A new alert from Washington State’s Department of Labor & Industries urges employers to strengthen fall protection, supervision, and rigging practices after multiple fatal tree trimming incidents.
From incident trends to employee feedback, continuous evaluation keeps chemical safety programs effective, compliant, and central to workplace culture.
The company will pay millions in penalties and invest in safety upgrades after two workers died in a 2020 nitrogen gas release, following a Cal/OSHA criminal referral.
The substantial use of Benzene in the creation of different polymers, resins, and man-made fibers makes the chemical an unavoidable material across different industries.
Are your employees exposed to hazardous chemicals? They might need HazCom training!
Federal investigators found multiple safety violations following a fatal incident at a Florida donation center, including a repeat offense related to fall protection.
Organizations must move beyond general safety awareness to pinpointing specific risks in order to prevent workplace injuries and build proactive safety cultures.
OSHA’s recent updates to the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) bring important changes to hazard classification, chemical labeling, and Safety Data Sheets. Learn how these updates impact workplace safety and chemical hazard communication.
OSHA's Hazard Communication and Laboratory Standards outlines their differences, similarities and how to effectively comply with both.
Ensuring strict adherence to OSHA guidelines at loading docks is essential to prevent accidents, protect employee well-being, and avoid significant legal, financial, and reputational consequences.
Employees must be trained on the hazardous chemicals in their work area. What do employers need to know to comply with standards and protect their employees effectively?
The new rule enhances labels and safety data sheets for improved emergency response.
Southern Industrial Chemicals Inc. exposed workers to chemical and struck-by hazards.
OSHA cited the Pennsylvania-based manufacturer with 17 violations.
To meet the demands of millions relying on prescription medications, the pharmaceutical industry must prioritize enhancing chemical safety and hazard communication standards to protect its workers effectively.
Madison, Wisconsin-based Schoep’s Ice Cream faces proposed penalties of $145,097.
To truly “work to zero,” businesses must focus on creating and nurturing a culture of safety, and thankfully, advanced next-generation technologies can help.
From the ancient Mediterranean sailors to today’s workplaces, understanding the true essence of risk is vital. Dive deep into the transformative journey of “risk” and its implications in today’s Hazard Communication.
Five ways to keep workers safe through implementing an effective hazard communications program.