News from the Safety Industry
OSHA Determines Downrite Engineering Could Have Prevented Worker’s Death
Published: Thursday August 3rd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The Miami-based company faces a proposed $258,935 in penalties.
OSHA Seeking Nominations for the National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health
Published: Thursday August 3rd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The two open slots are designated for the Department of Health and Human Services.
MSHA Identified 242 Violations in June 2023
Published: Wednesday August 2nd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The inspections covered 18 mines and spanned 12 states.
FDA Approves Second Over-the-Counter Naloxone Nasal Spray
Published: Wednesday August 2nd 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The product is an emergency treatment for opioid overdose.
Onsite Health Screening’s Big 3
Published: Tuesday August 1st 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
These 3 types of health screenings are key for injury prevention and improved employee health outcomes.
Traumatic Brain Injury Hazards on Construction Sites
Published: Tuesday August 1st 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
How do companies prevent TBIs on the job and what are the steps to take should an accident occur on a construction site?
The Crucial Role of Emergency Eyewash Stations
Published: Tuesday August 1st 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Emergency eyewash stations are central to the safety of everyone around them. What are some key innovations to eyewash stations, and how do companies ensure proper usage?
Myth-Busting Wearables
Published: Tuesday August 1st 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Three common myths about putting wearables to work in your health and safety program.
A Winning HazCom Gameplan
Published: Tuesday August 1st 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Five ways to keep workers safe through implementing an effective hazard communications program.
Building a Strong Hazard Communication Training Program
Published: Tuesday August 1st 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
An OSHA initiative means employers who use hazardous chemicals in the workplace should start preparing to update their hazard communication training programs. Who needs training, what are the elements of training, and how do you make an effective program?
