The agency conducted inspections at 14 mines, including 44 significant and substantial violations and one unwarrantable failure.
OSHA ordered Asia Pacific Airlines to pay over $2 million after retaliating against a pilot who raised safety concerns.
G&S Metal Products Co. Inc. faces $182,293 for safety violations involving unguarded machinery.
MSHA has updated safety standards for electric mine equipment, offering flexible compliance options to improve miner safety in hazardous conditions.
Masci General Contractor Inc. and KT Carter Contracting Inc. face $363,436 in fines.
OSHA has fined Mitchell Industrial Tire Co. for $288,299 following a forklift operator's death due to safety violations.
The agency conducted inspections at 15 mines, including 95 significant and substantial violations and 12 unwarrantable failures.
Your Lake Aquatic Plant Management LLC faces $730,369 in penalties for willful violations.
Unplanned shutdowns can provide partial proof test credits for Safety Instrumented Functions (SIFs), helping optimize maintenance schedules while ensuring safety compliance.
The public comment deadline for OSHA's proposed rule on heat-related workplace safety has been extended to January 14, 2025.
The updated guidance addresses outdated protocols, emphasizing the need for proper PPE.
Jindal Tubular USA has settled with the Department of Labor over a fatal workplace incident, agreeing to pay penalties and implement significant safety reforms.
Safety professionals must understand specific risks, set clear objectives and more to create a safer and more productive work environment.
The agency cited Frazer & Jones LLC with 27 safety violations involving fire risks, fall hazards, silica overexposure and more.
Federal and state policies aim to improve retail worker safety amid increased reports of workplace violence.
Workplace injury rates in 2023 reached a record low, though OSHA highlights that more progress is needed to protect U.S. workers.
The department’s new national safety standards require transit agencies to adopt safety programs and training to protect workers on or near tracks.
A Spokane Valley sawmill has been fined for severe health and safety violations after Washington state inspectors found extensive fire hazards and machinery risks.
595 Construction LLC exposed workers to repeated fall hazards at residential worksites, continuing a pattern of unsafe practices.
The agency’s expanded guidance now governs inspections in animal processing facilities, aiming to address high injury rates, hazardous conditions and language barriers.