News from the Safety Industry

NIOSH identifies construction sub-sectors with the highest hearing loss risks and offers targeted prevention strategies.

The U.S. Department of Labor is suing USPS for alleged whistleblower retaliation after firing a worker who raised safety concerns about loading dock equipment.

The National Safety Council has allocated $300,000 for its third year of grants aimed at reducing workplace injuries caused by musculoskeletal disorders.

OSHA has fined Mitchell Industrial Tire Co. for $288,299 following a forklift operator's death due to safety violations.

Masci General Contractor Inc. and KT Carter Contracting Inc. face $363,436 in fines.

The agency conducted inspections at 15 mines, including 95 significant and substantial violations and 12 unwarrantable failures.

The advisory committee provides OSHA with policy guidance on construction safety and health.

Fino Exterior Inc. continues to ignore fall protection requirements, resulting in repeated OSHA citations and significant penalties.

This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like telescoping headlamps, washdown stations, metal detectable holsters and flashing beacons.

The grants aim to enhance workplace traffic safety programs in Texas, Ohio and Louisiana.