The subsidiary of Tyco International is also celebrating 80 years of operation and its role in helping to safeguard industrial, military, and fire service customers around the world.
This encouraging finding is reported in the October issue of the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
The Standards Council approved in principle a request to proceed with a standard addressing design, use, testing, and certification of SCBAs for emergency response operations that don’t involve structural firefighting.
OSHA proposed more than $82,000 in fines against Hoist Liftruck Mfg. of Bedford Park, Ill.
Here's your chance to get an early look at new products being exhibited at the Orlando conference.
NSC describes the Safety Trail in the central aisle of the expo as "a visual journey through corridors of safety milestones from the last century."
A new Staples.com feature, the Safety Research Center, offers guides to help them prepare for common safety issue and emergencies.
Commerce, Calif.-based 99 Cents Only Stores Texas Inc. faces 19 serious violations in connection with its Houston distribution center.
Released by Safe Work Australia, this is the first annual report summarizing new diagnoses collected in the Australian Mesothelioma Registry, a new national registry that became operational in 2011.
They included personnel from Coast Guard Training Center Cape May (N.J.) and state and local emergency responders .
After inspection of a construction site, OSHA has fined the companies a total of $148,000.
NIOSH adds cancers to the list of illnesses resulting from the 2001 terrorist attacks covered by the Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act.
It is safe to assume that we never know enough, or at least don't know all that we need to know. Recent changes to hexavalent chromium and beryllium protection requirements should teach us this lesson.
Sensient Flavors is losing Starbucks as a client in light of a recent article citing major safety concerns.
The agency's citations include 25 serious violations, two repeat violations, and $128,700 in proposed fines.
OSHA's Charleston, W.Va. Area Office investigated Sodexho Inc. for removal work at Alderson-Broaddus College in Philippi, W.Va.
The Conshohocken, Pa. plant of ArcelorMittal was cited for eight alleged violations involving hexavalent chromium and other hazards.
On Aug. 3, the agency reported 12 new cases in Hawaii, Ohio, and Indiana.
These plans are instrumental to ensuring compliance and keeping workers safe.
A firm that specialized in shot-blasting metal components gave some workers sand for their work but did not provide sufficient PPE to protect them from the dust, and the company now has pleaded guilty to violating the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974.