News from the Safety Industry
ASSP to Hold SafetyFOCUS Sessions in September 2023
Published: Wednesday May 24th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The sessions will take place in person and online from September 18 to 22.
US Department of Labor announces more than $12M in grant funding available for worker safety, health training grants
Published: Tuesday May 23rd 2023
Source: OSHA News
May 23, 2023
US Department of Labor offers webinar for grantee, applicants for federal grants to increase workplace safety training programs
Published: Tuesday May 23rd 2023
Source: OSHA News
May 23, 2023
Nine inspections in four states find Dollar General exposed workers to obstructed exits, fire, electrical hazards; carry $3.4M in new penalties
Published: Tuesday May 23rd 2023
Source: OSHA News
May 23, 2023
Lubbock Mayor Payne recognizes ‘Digging Deep in Lubbock Workshop 2023’
Published: Tuesday May 23rd 2023
Source: OSHA News
May 23, 2023
AIHce EXP 2023 Offers Up a Week of Education, Activities
Published: Tuesday May 23rd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The annual conference continues through May 25 at the Phoenix Convention Center with a range of conference sessions, networking events and other attractions.
AIHce EXP 2023 Expo and Conference Kicks Off
Published: Tuesday May 23rd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The annual AIHA conference and exhibition opened the doors of its exhibit hall and sessions at the Phoenix Convention Center on Monday, offering a variety of vendors, education and attractions.
A Look at the Business of Safety: Protecting People While Driving Profitability
Published: Monday May 22nd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
In this episode, safety influencer Gavin Coyle discusses why employers need to have a conversation about this vital, but not-often-talked-about, topic.
Contractor Faces Proposed Penalties of $112K After Trench Collapse, Worker Fatality
Published: Monday May 22nd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
OSHA discovered that a protective system had not been provided.
2 Employers Cited After Workers Found with Elevated Levels of Arsenic, OSHA Says
Published: Friday May 19th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
One employer faces about $124,780 in proposed penalties while the other faces $53,574.