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New research reveals gaps in AI adoption across industries as safety leaders work to turn emerging technology into practical tools.
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The changes address electrical equipment, diesel particulate matter and other requirements for underground mining operations.
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Nineteen of 25 retraction reports to Little Giant involved injuries, three to the head, and owners can request a repair kit.
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Planned clarifications include certification and qualification for forklift operators who lift suspended loads, lift director qualifications, and proof load testing and certification.
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A new flyer says employers must provide and pay for a ride to treatment, and a worker handout covers the right to report problems without punishment.
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With overdoses still behind about 8% of workplace deaths, an NSC expert explains how recovery support pays off and three steps to take now.
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A federally funded project will assess dust exposure, respirator performance and comfort at Georgia concrete plants.
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More than 160 employees have trained to help colleagues during medical emergencies along a remote Canadian rail network.
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A companion report lays out five steps for judging a safety technology investment, from checking an organization's readiness to winning support from leadership.
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Two of the three alleged violations are rated serious, and the penalty total now on record is higher than the amount first proposed.
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Suggested steps include pulling 40 units at random from each production lot, running three pass/fail lab tests and checking storage conditions when units fail.
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The agency says limited experience, too little safety training or supervision and reluctance to speak up may explain why young workers are injured more often.
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The week runs May 3-7, 2027, and will look past physical hazards to focus on each worker as a whole person.
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Auditors plan to begin work as soon as an entrance conference with OSHA is held to go over the review's goal, scope and methods.
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Information for employers and workers draws on national consensus standards, OSHA standards and existing guidance, the agency said.
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Vehicle owners can get a civil citation or warning only for speeding recorded while crews are present, and citations can start Nov. 16 at the earliest.
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Workers report mistakes in AI-assisted safety documents, raising concerns about oversight and accountability.
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Planned resources for the firefighter toolkit, which is still in development, include train-the-trainer materials and educational guides.
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