News from the Safety Industry
US Department of Labor renews ‘Star Level’ designation of Dighton Power for workplace safety, health achievements
Published: Tuesday April 11th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 11, 2023
OSHA Gives ‘Star’ Designation under VPP to Colorado Construction Contractor
Published: Tuesday April 11th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Guarantee Electrical Contracting LLC’s status will remain for three years.
American Society of Safety Professionals Shares 2023 Society Election Results
Published: Tuesday April 11th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
James Thornton will be the 2023-24 president of the organization.
US Department of Labor seeking public input, ideas to improve OSHA whistleblower program outreach, training at May meeting
Published: Monday April 10th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 10, 2023
Contact: Office of Communications
Phone: 202-693-1999
US Department of Labor, state agencies, industry leaders launch campaign to educate, alert Midwest employers, workers of deadly excavation hazards
Published: Monday April 10th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 10, 2023
Constructed-Related Injuries, Fatalities in New York City Increased in 2022, New Report Shows
Published: Monday April 10th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The report also includes the leading causes of the injuries and fatalities.
Dollar General Found ‘Jeopardizing Worker Safety’ at Pennsylvania Store
Published: Monday April 10th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The company faces citations for one willful and one repeat violation.
Dangers discounted: US Department of Labor finds Dollar General willfully exposing workers to fire hazards at central Pennsylvania store
Published: Friday April 7th 2023
Source: OSHA News
April 7, 2023
Two Workers Stuck Under Rubble at New York Airport Die
Published: Friday April 7th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The incident occurred at John F. Kennedy International Airport on April 3, 2023.
Safe, Comfortable, and Compliant: How to Avoid Heat Stress
Published: Friday April 7th 2023
Source: OHS Online Magazine
From repairing electrical lines with thousands of volts running through them to orchestrating precise tasks hundreds of feet above the deck on an oil rig, lineman and oil and gas workers face countless hazards daily.