Episode 103
Editor Sydny Shepard lays out the latest information shaping OSHA's Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Standards for fiscal year 2021.
Despite cannabis’ increased legalization, NSC research shows its use poses a huge workplace risk.
Facilities operate advanced machinery and complex systems using substantial amounts of electricity.
Episode 98
Join editor Sydny Shepard as she lays out why it is so important to keep workers in the construction industry safe from the top four most fatal hazards on the job.
OSHA has questions and comments about what it can do to improve its whistleblower service.
Episode 97
Curious what it was like at ASSP's Safety 2021 show in Austin, Texas last week? Editor Sydny Shepard gives an inside look at the conference as well as the planning that went into the event in the face of COVID-19.
CSX Transportation Inc. illegally fired two of its workers after they reported unsafe conditions.
Episode 91
In this episode, editor Sydny Shepard defines a confined space, gives examples of deadly incidents and does a deep dive into what OSHA is doing today to curb fatalities and injuries.
An ordinance created contains five key elements to keep workers safe.
OSHA will be at VPPPA’s Safety+ Symposium in full force leading workshops on topic like industrial hygiene, anti-retaliation programs, and construction & general industry challenges.
The built environment (structures) as produced by the construction industry greatly affects the economy, society and the environment, it influences, to some degree, defining the quality of our daily work-lives.
The campaign was created to encourage every workplace to have a safety and health program.
Preventing injury and loss of life is undeniably the number one reason to strengthen any safety program.
Occupational hazards require continuous assessment and evaluation to ensure the sustainment of zero hazard occurrences.
It’s no surprise there is an increase in leading organizations transitioning into digital worksites.
Communication is key when it comes to success in the workplace.
As safety professionals, we need to always consider the electrical issue as it relates to lockout/tagout.
The Illinois Department of Labor and OSHA highlight ways to address violence issues in the workplace.
OSHA investigation finds that safety procedures could have prevented the tragedy.