News from the Safety Industry
OSHA issues a notice of informal hearing to discuss updates to the agency’s Hazard Communication Standard
Published: Thursday May 20th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 20, 2021
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OSHA’s strategic partnership with Holder Construction, Georgia Tech results in improved workplace safety conditions and increased involvement from workers with their safety
Published: Thursday May 20th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 20, 2021
US Department announces OSHA rule proposal to clarify handrail, stair rail system requirements in general industry Walking-Working Surfaces standard
Published: Thursday May 20th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 20, 2021
OSHA finds three California contractors failed to conduct inspections, identify hazards in investigation of fatal incident at Agua Caliente Casino
Published: Tuesday May 18th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 18, 2021
OSHA, Maine Brewers’ Guild, Maine Department of Labor’s Workplace Safety and Health Division partner to promote worker safety
Published: Thursday May 13th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 13, 2021
OSHA, Maine Brewers' Guild, Maine Department of Labor's
Workplace Safety and Health Division partner to promote worker safety
OSHA cites 6 contractors for exposing workers to falls, other safety hazards at Medford luxury home site; proposes nearly $250K in penalties
Published: Monday May 10th 2021
Source: OSHA News
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US Department of Labor proposes $558K in fines for Texas bath, shower manufacturer for willful, repeat safety violations at Waco facility
Published: Thursday May 6th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 6, 2021
Federal judge finds Bradenton behavioral healthcare center exposed workers to more than 50 attacks by residents, allowed destruction of video evidence
Published: Tuesday May 4th 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 4, 2021
How to Get the Best Rooftop Fall Protection for Manufacturing Facilities
Published: Tuesday May 4th 2021
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Falls are often the biggest safety risks when it comes to occupational injuries in manufacturing plants. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), falls, trips and slips are among the main causes of occupational injuries. So elevated working areas and rooftops call for suitable fall protection solutions, practices, and training.
OSHA reminds storm recovery workers, volunteers to take safety precautions as rain, danger of flash floods continue in Southwestern Missouri
Published: Monday May 3rd 2021
Source: OSHA News
May 3, 2021