News from the Safety Industry
What Recurring Inspection Findings Can Reveal About Hidden Safety Risks
Published: Friday August 21st 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Treating recurring inspection findings as systemic warnings rather than isolated lapses exposes hidden operational failures before serious incidents occur.
Industrial Hygiene and Exposure Risk Management in a Changing Regulatory Environment
Published: Thursday August 20th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Overlapping federal regulations around PFAS, silica, and heat stress require shifting from site-specific sampling projects to defensible, enterprise-wide industrial hygiene programs.
US Labor Department finds Wisconsin food manufacturer repeatedly exposed workers to safety hazards following 2 incidents, 3 fatalities
Published: Thursday August 20th 2026
Source: OSHA News
August 20, 2026
Flatbed Trailer Hazard Prevention Focus of Fatal Loading Investigation
Published: Wednesday August 19th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Workplace safety investigators examine fatal loading incident and issue safety guidance to prevent flatbed trailer equipment hazards.
OH&S Reveals 2026 New Product of the Year Award Winners
Published: Wednesday August 19th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
OH&S recognizes 35 winning products across 39 categories, highlighting innovations designed to address the wide-ranging safety challenges facing today’s workplaces.
Skilled Trade Workers Turn to AI Amid Surge in Labor Demand
Published: Tuesday August 18th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Trade professionals increasingly rely on automation, digital tools and continuous training to combat workforce shortages.
Crane Certification Improves Jobsite Safety, Workforce Competency, Report
Published: Tuesday August 18th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
New research finds certification can improve crane safety, workforce competency and jobsite performance.
MSHA Warns Miners of Hydrogen Sulfide Exposure Hazards
Published: Tuesday August 18th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
MSHA urges miners to use gas detection equipment, adequate ventilation and appropriate respiratory protection.
Why Small Safety Violations Lead to Major Construction Incidents
Published: Tuesday August 18th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Minor safety shortcuts normalize workplace hazards and create cascading failures that trigger major construction accidents.
Contractor Dies Following 18 Foot Fall at Surface Hoist Facility
Published: Monday August 17th 2026
Source: OHS Online Magazine
A miner died from injuries sustained after falling through an unguarded opening on the fifth floor of a surface hoist structure.
