News from the Safety Industry

Agency issues safety alert urging operators to check dams and impoundments following major storms.

Encouraging employees to apply workplace safety habits at home protects their families, reduces off-the-job injuries, and strengthens the overall safety culture.

Nearly 200 Michigan employers partnered with MIOSHA for penalty-free consultations during the 20th anniversary of the Take a Stand initiative, reinforcing a shared commitment to safer workplaces.

Smarter tools—from IAQ monitors to cold-weather PPE—are shaping a safer workforce, with new solutions from TSI, Saf-T-Gard, Bunzl, Brass Knuckle®, and RefrigiWear®.

As regulatory oversight shifts, the private sector, professional associations and government agencies must come together to build a more resilient and proactive culture of workplace safety.

The American Society of Safety Professionals is inviting safety and health experts to submit proposals by Sept. 10 to speak at its June 15–17, 2026, event.

A renewed five-year agreement will deliver construction, health care, and PPE safety education to Upper Bucks County Technical School students entering the workforce.

The American Society of Safety Professionals’ flagship event welcomed thousands of safety and health leaders, showcased its largest-ever expo and set the stage for Safety 2026 in Anaheim.

The new step-by-step initiative offers free tools, mentoring, and tailored guidance to help companies improve safety and health performance in alignment with OSHA’s updated Pathways program.

Safety+ 2025 closed with sessions on confined space hazards and strategies for stronger safety communication.