New data reveals a lack of safety awareness and low employer trust among employees entering the trades.
Advocates warn that the lapse of a national oversight initiative leaves millions of employees without guaranteed protections during extreme weather.
Renewed partnership focuses on providing training resources and technical assistance to protect the health of aggregate miners.
The American Society of Safety Professionals has introduced the first U.S.-based guidelines for assessing and managing organizational risk.
OSHA investigators claim a South Dakota contractor fired an employee just days after they reported suffering severe on-the-job burns.
The new Ambassador status solidifies a long-term commitment to protecting workers from chemical hazards in the polyurethane industry.
Expo innovations, hands-on demonstrations and keynote sessions will highlight how data, AI and workforce trends are reshaping occupational health and safety
New research finds more than 80% of frontline employees report reduced physical strain when using injury prevention tools.
David Eagleman and Tom Koulopoulos will explore how AI, neuroscience and workforce shifts are reshaping occupational health and safety.
Live rescue demos, innovation sessions and networking events aim to deliver practical insights and stronger industry engagement
The Event will feature 200+ exhibitors, innovation showcases and integrated learning focused on advancing occupational health and safety solutions
Federal agencies partner to provide resources and compliance tools for the 2026 Safety Stand-Down initiative.
Multiple safety organizations alongside the Oklahoma Department of Labor will host an annual event to remember those lost in workplace incidents in 2025.
The recognition highlights the role of comprehensive safety management systems, employee engagement, and proactive hazard control in reducing injuries and strengthening workplace safety performance.
Federal investigators propose $4.6 million in penalties for Revoli Construction after a Yarmouth cave-in kills one worker.
The acquisition of flame-resistant and high-visibility lines from Lakeland Industries strengthens NSA’s position in the safety market.
Workplaces encouraged to hold a moment of silence on April 28 to honor those lost to workplace tragedies and renew safety commitments.