News from the Safety Industry

The legislation would increase the number of “downwind” states and the maximum amount individuals can receive to $150,000.

Indiana OSHA will investigate an incident that occurred last week in which a worker was injured while working on a piece of machinery. As of Friday, he was in critical condition.

R.V. Wagner Inc. is facing $212,158 in penalties for failing to use trench protection techniques, failing to provide a safe exit and other serious violations.

July 22, 2019 U.S. Department of Labor Kicks Off Safe + Sound Week on August 12

July 22, 2019 U.S. Department of Labor Cites Norcross, Georgia, Transit Service Provider For Exposing Employees to Safety and Health Hazards

A new investigation reveals the tough conditions faced by delivery drivers, including 100-plus degree temperatures and a high rate of heat-related illnesses.

July 19, 2019 U.S. Department of Labor Reminds Employers of the Dangers of Heat Illness

Lawmakers say they plan to approve coverage for public safety employees in separate legislation later this year.

A Jacksonville zookeeper was injured in February after a rhino struck her in the arm, should and stomach with its horn. Now, the Jacksonville Zoological Society Inc. faces $14,661 in proposed penalties for exposing employees to workplace safety hazards.

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