News from the Safety Industry

While summer has a while to arrive, now is the time to start planning for heat safety.

Well-trained workers are three times more likely to stay with their employer, so how do you ensure your safety training is up to the task?

Workers in high-risk work environments need to feel confident their flame-resistant clothing will also help them be seen by others.

Safety professionals must understand ANSI performance requirements, OSHA recommendations, and other factors to make the best determination.

Emergency shower and eyewash equipment is vital for employees facing chemical hazards.

Newest Concentrations Focus on Communication and Industrial Hygiene.

The Safety Days return April 2-3, providing industry professionals with essential training on workplace safety and best practices.

The AWA strengthens Alaska’s workforce by bridging skills gaps, expanding career opportunities, and collaborating with industry partners to develop programs.

AlertMedia’s 2025 report finds a growing gap between employee safety expectations and employer efforts.

ASSP congratulates Lori Chavez-DeRemer, emphasizing collaboration to enhance workplace safety.