News from the Safety Industry

Strasburg Rail Road Co. must reinstate and compensate an employee wrongfully fired for refusing to issue safety licenses to an unqualified manager.

Haier US Appliance Solutions faces OSHA penalties after a supervisor's fatal injuries exposed ongoing machine safety violations.

Scott Ketcham, OSHA's new deputy assistant secretary, brings over 20 years of OSHA experience and a strong background in safety enforcement and leadership.

ASSP’s annual event heads to Orlando, Florida, from July 22-24, 2025.

OSHA investigators highlighted the dangers of pressurized pipe plugs in the aftermath of a fatal explosion in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

MSHA conducted 13 mine inspections in December 2024, uncovering 119 violations.

The collaboration aims to reduce transportation-related workplace fatalities by promoting safe driving practices.

The agency’s focus now shifts to broader infectious disease protections in healthcare.

The young workers were permitted to use hazardous equipment during work hours.

A hazardous gas release at soap manufacturer AFCO hospitalized 12 workers, leading to OSHA citations and over $161,310 in penalties.