News from the Safety Industry
OSHA, grain industry leaders say small changes have big impacts
Published: Tuesday March 16th 2021
Source: OSHA News
March 16, 2021
US Department of Labor, El Paso Association of Contractors renew alliance to protect safety, health of construction workers
Published: Tuesday March 16th 2021
Source: OSHA News
March 16, 2021
US Department of Labor, El Paso Association of Contractors
renew alliance to protect safety, health of construction workers
OSHA cites New Jersey frozen dessert manufacturer after second amputation injury on same machine
Published: Monday March 15th 2021
Source: OSHA News
March 15, 2021
OSHA Launches Program to Protect High-Risk Workers from COVID-19
Published: Friday March 12th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
In response to an executive order from President Biden, OSHA has released details on how it will focus in on worker safety and health amid the coronavirus pandemic.
OSHA launches program to protect high-risk workers from coronavirus, focuses on employers that retaliate against workers with safety concerns
Published: Friday March 12th 2021
Source: OSHA News
March 12, 2021
Forklift Training Basics
Published: Friday March 12th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
If you use forklifts at your facility, you know you have to train your operators. OSHA's standards for Powered Industrial Trucks at 29 CFR 1910.178 require all forklift operators to receive a combination of formal instruction and hands-on experience.
OSHA cites Chicago container shipping company after employee suffers leg amputation, crushed pelvis when run over by powered industrial vehicle
Published: Thursday March 11th 2021
Source: OSHA News
March 11, 2021
Oklahoma Construction Contractor Cited for Repeat Trenching, Excavation Hazards
Published: Thursday March 11th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The consequences of unsafe trench, excavation work can be fatal.
Tips on Creating an Effective Electrical PPE Program
Published: Thursday March 11th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
There is still a lot to consider when it comes to fully protecting workers form arc flash and electrical shock hazards.
US Department of Labor orders one of the nation’s largest railway companies to pay more than $290K in damages, reinstate whistleblower
Published: Wednesday March 10th 2021
Source: OSHA News
March 10, 2021