News from the Safety Industry

The new online platform allows employers to access safety training, manage worker credentials and track course completion across multiple providers.

A UK contractor's mental health initiatives offer practical strategies to reduce stigma, improve access to support, and strengthen workplace culture.

The May 26 failure released about 900,000 gallons of hot, caustic white liquor, killing 11 employees.

MSHA recommends highwall examinations, scaling, benches and falling-object protection for mobile equipment.

A 10-step checklist covers inspections, employee input, emergency planning and ongoing program reviews.

Editorial staff reflect on 9/11's 25th anniversary, honoring the fallen while analyzing how the tragedy permanently transformed safety, security and emergency preparedness.

Voluntary program evaluates safety practices at mines and quarries across the state.

Cal/OSHA is prompting employers to protect indoor and outdoor workers as temperatures climb into the triple digits.

Five airport cleaning workers died in a tarmac crash, emphasizing the vital role of runway arresting technology and ground safety controls.

Twelve skilled building trades unions have joined the program for curriculum evaluations.