News from the Safety Industry

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The Germany-based Gerresheimer Glass Inc. failed to provide required training, exposing workers to machine hazards, according to OSHA investigators.

Now more than 15 years old, the annual program accepts entries until June 14, 2024.

Pan-O-Gold Baking Company faces $262,953 in proposed penalties

Sky Safety Inc. now faces $447,087 in proposed penalties.

Landmark Erecting Inc. left the 31-year-old worker open to fall protection hazards.

The program will issue eight grants focusing on safe, sanitary housing and economic mobility.

Detyens Shipyward Inc. now faces $190,130 in proposed penalties.

For successfully tackling OSHA tests, it's beneficial to combine traditional study guides with strategic learning techniques such as active participation, practical safety implementation, and collaborative learning, rather than solely depending on study materials.

Products with built-in, innovative safety features need to be ubiquitous for the construction industry to effectively improve safety across the board.