The 2024 NSC Safety Congress & Expo was recognized by Trade Show Executive magazine for exceptional growth in attendance, exhibitors, and exhibit space.
The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration marks 50 years of advancing workplace safety through education, outreach and enforcement.
BCSP Board adds new Public Director with background in finance and organizational growth.
The National Safety Council and Boeing have awarded 50 scholarships to veterans pursuing careers in environmental, health and safety.
Join the National Safety Council this June for National Safety Month 2025 and access free tools to help prevent injuries at work, on the road, and beyond.
National COSH spotlights twelve employers in its 2025 “Dirty Dozen” list for exposing workers to preventable hazards and unsafe conditions.
Learn how chemical exposures in water treatment plants can impact your health, and explore practical strategies to stay safe and protect your well-being on the job.
AI and mobile tools are streamlining safety inspections and helping prevent workplace hazards.
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito urges HHS to reinstate laid-off NIOSH employees in Morgantown, citing coal miner health concerns.
A national ceremony will honor fallen workers and support the families who carry their legacy forward.
Clean air is an overlooked but essential part of warehouse safety, with direct impacts on worker health and productivity.
Artificial intelligence is transforming how organizations enhance safety performance and build a strong culture of safety excellence.
A two-day safety conference in Pendleton, Oregon, will bring bilingual training, expert insights, and hands-on workshops to promote workplace health and hazard prevention across industries.
New injury and illness data aims to identify workplace hazards and support safer working conditions.
A national campaign to restore NIOSH funding and staffing launches amid sweeping federal cuts that threaten core workplace safety programs.
This year sees two key safety developments: the new bump cap standard ANSI/ISEA 100-2024 and the ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 revision.
OSHA will hold a public hearing on June 16 to gather input on its proposed federal standard aimed at protecting workers from heat-related injuries and illnesses.