ASSP has released a new report capturing insights from industry leaders to help guide strategic improvements in workplace safety across various industries.
Maintaining cold chain compliance is crucial for protecting product integrity, worker safety, and minimizing costs, while leveraging technology and sustainable practices to meet evolving regulations.
SeaWorld faces a $16,550 OSHA fine after a killer whale injured a trainer.
A North Carolina miner died on March 5, marking the ninth U.S. mining fatality of 2025.
Next week marks 114 years since the tragedy that sparked workplace safety reforms.
Join NSC this June for National Safety Month and access free resources to help prevent injuries and save lives.
California's Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) is investing in the California Workplace Outreach Project (CWOP) to strengthen worker safety and education.
Join the Safety Conference & Expo to connect with industry professionals, explore innovations, and gain insights into workplace safety challenges.
The U.S. DOL announces key senior political appointees across various offices to support Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer in advancing President Trump’s mission of prioritizing American workers and retirees.
The report highlights safety failures, issues citations, and recommends improvements to confined space protocols and emergency preparedness.
Kentucky’s HB 398 threatens to weaken workplace safety protections, putting workers at risk nationwide.
Preventing seasonal injuries and illnesses due to heat, humidity and sun.
Well-trained workers are three times more likely to stay with their employer, so how do
you ensure your safety training is up to the task?
The pros and cons of traditional LOTO procedures versus modern electronic LOTO systems, and how each method impacts safety, efficiency, and standards compliance.
ASSP congratulates Lori Chavez-DeRemer, emphasizing collaboration to enhance workplace safety.
Cintas’ Troy and Romulus facilities have earned Michigan’s highest workplace safety honor award for their exceptional safety culture, employee engagement, and injury-free record.
NSC supports a new ISF report advocating for workplace safety beyond compliance, emphasizing risk-based programs that drive better business outcomes.
The Washington Department of L&I is seeks to update its workplace injury and illness tracking requirements to comply with new federal OSHA standards.
The 2025 Michigan Safety Conference unites professionals for training, networking, and advancing workplace safety.
Register by March 13 for the best rate at Safety 2025, the premier workplace safety conference in Orlando this July.