News from the Safety Industry

The measure would direct the U.S. Forest Service and Department of Interior to work with OSHA, NIOSH and wildfire agencies on the requirements.

Lessons learned from implementing site-wide emergency notification during construction of one of the largest airport terminal projects in North America

The summer pilot provided employers and workers with information on young worker protections, workplace safety and heat illness prevention across 22 counties.

Reskilling workers from operational, military and public safety roles could help address the growing shortage of OHS professionals.

A-Line TDS implemented changes to its safety program after participating in OSHA On-Site Consultation, including greater employee involvement in daily safety meetings.

The voluntary 2026 revision identifies naloxone as a supplemental supply and adds guidance for first aid, CPR and AED training.

Recognizing the signs, starting conversations, and reducing stigma can help create safer, more connected job sites.

New analysis connects frequently cited workplace standards with federal injury, illness and fatality data.

Investigators found that 11 administrative controls failed to stop flammable gas from entering Furnace 5 and causing the explosion.

The G8 devices provide workers at the U.K. facility with fall alerts, location tracking and 24-hour emergency monitoring.