News from the Safety Industry

California workplaces will soon be required to stock opioid overdose reversal medication and provide training.

The study shows increased acceptance but highlights barriers to widespread adoption.

The agency inspected 15 mines, finding 62 significant and substantial violations.

The deadline to submit applications for these MSHA grants is August 20, 2024.

The state's ergonomics program went into effect in early 2024.

Implementing essential workplace safety standards is crucial for preventing accidents, ensuring compliance with regulations, and safeguarding employees' health and well-being.

Indoor air quality monitoring, through effective sampling protocols and data analysis, is crucial for identifying and mitigating hazardous pollutants in the workplace.

Integrating comprehensive safety strategies into the design and planning phases of construction projects is crucial to protecting workers and minimizing hazards.

Ensuring strict adherence to OSHA guidelines at loading docks is essential to prevent accidents, protect employee well-being, and avoid significant legal, financial, and reputational consequences.

A century after doctors first warned that asbestos was harming employees, the malignant mineral poses ongoing risks.