News from the Safety Industry

The annual conference, taking place Aug. 30–Sept. 2 in Nashville, Tenn., will bring together safety and health professionals for four days of education, networking and practical strategies designed to strengthen workplace safety programs.

New MIOSHA standard adds stricter inspection and worker training mandates with enforcement delayed until September.

July 1, 2026

Modern flame-resistant and arc-rated garments integrate modacrylic fibers and moisture-wicking technology to maximize field compliance without compromising stringent NFPA standards.

Avetta's Scott DeBow discusses why safety leaders are moving beyond compliance, adopting systems-based safety management, and prioritizing serious injury and fatality prevention across today's increasingly complex contractor workforce.

The state’s safety agency awarded the Romulus terminal its highest certification for exemplary workplace health and safety management.

As summer temperatures rise, KYSAFE reminds commonwealth employers of their legal obligation to prevent heat-related workplace illnesses.

Three employers face over $3.5 million in proposed penalties after sending workers into a Houston-area sulfuric acid spill without proper protection.

The company is combining human-reviewed AI tools with interactive, gamified learning to improve safety training, incident management and workforce engagement.

New research funded by the National Safety Council shows how artificial intelligence and augmented reality can reduce ergonomic risks.