Federal safety officials release educational tools to help employers select, verify and properly fit protective respiratory gear.
State regulators are now actively checking contractor compliance for fire-resistant material applicators across qualified construction projects.
The National Fire Protection Association and driver Joey Gase are using Daytona International Speedway to highlight public safety rules.
A Captain D franchisee paid more than $62,000 in penalties after exposing teenage workers to dangerous equipment and illegal hours
Safety managers can share their daily challenges with equipment buying and compliance in a new collaborative study open through Sept. 8.
Washington officials urge countertop fabricators to replace engineered stone or implement strict dust controls to prevent fatal lung disease.
Construction companies will pause work to hold a moment of silence and address mental health challenges across jobsites.
The collection examines evacuation, firefighter safety and building safety lessons that emerged from the World Trade Center attacks 25 years ago.
Federal safety regulators fine a Janesville food manufacturer $364,100 following two fatal industrial kettle explosions.
State mining and quarrying operations achieved zero fatalities and below-average injury rates for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.
Workplace safety investigators examine fatal loading incident and issue safety guidance to prevent flatbed trailer equipment hazards.
OH&S recognizes 35 winning products across 39 categories, highlighting innovations designed to address the wide-ranging safety challenges facing today’s workplaces.
Trade professionals increasingly rely on automation, digital tools and continuous training to combat workforce shortages.
New research finds certification can improve crane safety, workforce competency and jobsite performance.
MSHA urges miners to use gas detection equipment, adequate ventilation and appropriate respiratory protection.
A miner died from injuries sustained after falling through an unguarded opening on the fifth floor of a surface hoist structure.
Safety officials urge strict proximity controls and proper training after a fatal underground mining accident.