A two-day safety conference in Pendleton, Oregon, will bring bilingual training, expert insights, and hands-on workshops to promote workplace health and hazard prevention across industries.
New injury and illness data aims to identify workplace hazards and support safer working conditions.
A national campaign to restore NIOSH funding and staffing launches amid sweeping federal cuts that threaten core workplace safety programs.
OSHA will hold a public hearing on June 16 to gather input on its proposed federal standard aimed at protecting workers from heat-related injuries and illnesses.
Sample standard operating guidelines designed for safe, assertive, and effective operations.
Gain practical insights and proven strategies for preventing falls during a week of free, expert-led safety webinars.
State safety officials have fined a Des Moines storage tank company after two explosions at a job site seriously injured workers and revealed multiple workplace safety violations.
Senators Warner, Kaine, and Fetterman urge timely enforcement of new health and safety rule for coal miners.
OSHA cites Wilkes-Barre roofer for repeated safety violations and proposes $467K in fines.
The U.S. Department of Labor has removed Morton Salt’s Weeks Island Mine from its pattern of violations list following marked improvements in safety and compliance.
ASSP has named Linda Tapp as its new president for 2025-26, alongside other newly elected board members.
Troyer Roofing & Coatings to pay $290K in federal penalties, criminal fines.
A national moment of silence will spotlight the urgent need to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.
The AFL-CIO warns that cutting NIOSH staff could undermine workplace safety and public health protections.
National COSH urges policymakers to protect NIOSH’s role in safeguarding worker health and safety amid proposed structural changes.
ASSP warns that proposed cuts to OSHA and NIOSH could severely undermine decades of progress in protecting worker health and safety.
The Department of Health and Human Services is set to lay off approximately 873 staffers at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. The cuts will impact NIOSH facilities in Pittsburgh, Spokane, Morgantown, and Cincinnati.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration urges mine operators to strengthen fall protection measures following a rise in violations and fatal incidents.
The 2025 Stand Up 4 Grain Safety Week brings together industry leaders and safety officials to address critical grain handling hazards and promote safe practices.
Labor attorney Samuel Pond shares his take on OSHA’s uncertain future and how safety professionals can respond in times of uncertainty.