Virginia and ASSP invite young workers to submit workplace safety videos for cash prizes.
Investigators identified inadequate machine guarding and lockout/tagout failures in a worker's death.
About 1,100 wearable safety lights have been distributed statewide to improve crews’ visibility at night and in poor weather.
Washington L&I highlights ways to address seasonal depression and support employee well-being in winter.
Industrial respondents report low participation, while EHS software users cite higher reporting rates.
A wireless gas detection monitor earned second place in the annual awards, which recognized more than 84 products from 52 companies.
Expoprotection covers risks from occupational health and safety to fire and security, with conference themes such as digital risk management and prevention culture.
The agency says workers lacked protection from hot pulp and engulfment, and a pulp system was left out of a required hazardous materials piping safety program.
Anyone with ideas for the Washington construction committee's agenda has until close of business Nov. 10 to share them with Kylie Gillihan.
A new Bechtel campaign, Build for More, urges Wyoming students, their families and the educators who advise them to see the skilled trades as a top career choice.
Randy Fiser, selected after a nationwide search, has more than 20 years of experience leading associations and previously served as CEO of the American Geophysical Union.
Updated investigation summaries highlight falls, machinery incidents, struck-by hazards and other workplace risks.
The fair is one of Messe Düsseldorf's occupational safety and health trade fairs.
SAFER Response pairs Emergency Response Guidebook guidance with rapid plume modeling and internet weather data and can draw field data from its maker's area and personal monitors.
The new resources provide access to exposure guidelines for more than 150 chemicals and support emergency response planning.
A congressional letter raises concerns about proposed changes to respirator requirements and medical evaluations for workers.
The proposed standard, which would be a new section 3343 of title 8, traces back on Cal/OSHA's page to a 2017 advisory meeting on a petition granted by California's Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board.