News from the Safety Industry
Schedule Time to Talk to Employees During National Stand-Down to Prevent Struck-By Incidents
Published: Friday April 14th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Not sure where to start? Read on to find resources for this event, which runs April 17 to 21, 2023.
‘Danger Vu’: Federal inspection again finds Dollar General exits, walkways blocked, boxes stacked unsafely, workers at risk in Texas, Wisconsin
Published: Thursday April 13th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 13, 2023
US Department of Labor, WeCount! align to educate vulnerable agricultural, construction, domestic workers in South Florida on workplace safety, health
Published: Thursday April 13th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 13, 2023
Department of Labor, industry partners to promote road construction worker safety during 2023 National Work Zone Awareness Week
Published: Thursday April 13th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 13, 2023
Federal safety investigators find Alabama paper mill willfully bypassed safety regulations, leading to fatal electrocution of 36-year-old worker
Published: Thursday April 13th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 13, 2023
Amazon 2022 Warehouse Worker Injury Rates Decreased from 2021 but Were Higher Than Other Warehouses, Report Shows
Published: Thursday April 13th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
In 2022, the injury rate was 7.0 per 100 workers, and the serious injury rate was 6.6 per 100 workers.
10 Safety Tips for Workers in Water Treatment Plants
Published: Thursday April 13th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
What steps can people who work in this environment take to protect themselves and their employees?
US Department of Labor renews ‘Star Level’ designation of Tiverton Power for workplace safety, health achievements
Published: Wednesday April 12th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 12, 2023
OSHA to Hold Meeting for Comments on Whistleblower Program
Published: Wednesday April 12th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The virtual event will take place on May 10, 2023.
New White Paper Looks at Serious Injuries, Fatalities from 2017 to 2021
Published: Wednesday April 12th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Although data found the rate of SIFs decreased from 2020 to 2021, employers need to continually work to prevent these events from happening.