News from the Safety Industry

OSHA Could Look to Virginia's COVID-19 Safety Rule for Nationwide Standard

Published: Wednesday February 10th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Industry experts have praised Virginia’s Jan. 27 COVID-19 worker safety rule.

What OSHA’s Revised COVID-19 Guidance Means for Employers

Published: Tuesday February 9th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
While this guidance does not create new legal obligations, employers should note that new legal obligations from OSHA relating to COVID-19 are likely forthcoming.

OSHA Issues Proposed Update to Hazard Communication Standard

Published: Monday February 8th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The proposed update to OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard was issued on Feb. 5.

US Department of Labor’s OSHA issues proposed rule to update hazard communication standard

Published: Friday February 5th 2021
Source: OSHA News
February 5, 2021 Contact: Office of Communications Phone: 202-693-1999

More People are Using Their Phones While Working, Says Survey

Published: Friday February 5th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
56% of people polled said they feel it is their right to use their phones while they are working.

New York City Construction Workers Must be Trained By March 1

Published: Thursday February 4th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Construction workers in New York City will need to complete Site Safety Training by March 1.

New Strains of COVID-19: What Does This Mean for Vaccination?

Published: Wednesday February 3rd 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
With coronavirus variants from places like the United Kingdom and Brazil now in the United States, more vigilant practices are necessary to prevent the spread of the virus.

Misconceptions on Absence of Voltage Testing

Published: Tuesday February 2nd 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
When it comes to electrical safety, there is no such thing as absolute zero risk.

OSHA Issues Workplace Guidance on Coronavirus

Published: Friday January 29th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
OSHA fulfills the first of two requirements set by President Biden in his Jan. 22 executive order with this new guidance.

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