News from the Safety Industry

Houston Safety Manager Awarded for Outstanding Efforts

Published: Friday July 11th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Columbia Southern University Honors Jennifer Keach for Occupational Safety & Health.

OSHA Seeks Public Input on Alliance Program Information Collection

Published: Thursday July 10th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Public feedback is being requested on the continued approval of information collection for a national program that fosters voluntary partnerships to advance workplace safety and health.

Building a Safer Wind-Energy Workforce: OSHA-Relevant Safety Lessons from GWO Certification

Published: Thursday July 10th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
As wind projects reach greater heights and complexity, GWO certification offers OSHA-aligned training that reinforces fall protection, hazard awareness, and emergency readiness in the field.

ASSP Foundation Receives Historic $325K Gift from BCSP Foundation

Published: Wednesday July 9th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The ASSP Foundation has received a record-setting $325,000 donation from the BCSP Foundation to expand education, training, and development for current and future safety professionals.

Dumpster Safety Tips Every Construction Crew Should Follow

Published: Wednesday July 9th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
Improper dumpster use on job sites can lead to serious injuries—these expert-backed safety practices help reduce risks, protect workers, and keep construction waste management OSHA-compliant.

Orlando Aerospace Company Cited After Fire Injures Workers

Published: Wednesday July 9th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
An Orlando missile manufacturing facility faces federal penalties after a December fire injured multiple workers and revealed serious safety violations involving chemical and explosive hazards.

OSHA Proposes Rule to Clarify Limits of General Duty Clause Enforcement

Published: Tuesday July 8th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
A new OSHA proposal would limit the use of the General Duty Clause in cases where workplace hazards are considered inherent to professional, athletic, or entertainment activities.

OSHA Proposes Easing Medical Evaluation Rules for Certain Respirator Use

Published: Tuesday July 8th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
A new proposal would exempt workers using filtering facepiece and loose-fitting powered air-purifying respirators from mandatory medical evaluations, citing minimal physiological risk.

New Report Warns of Rising Heat Stress Risks for Crane Workers

Published: Tuesday July 8th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
The National Safety Council and NCCCO Foundation highlight the dangers of heat exposure in crane operations and outline practical solutions including education, policy updates, and technology.

Is It Time for OSHA to Rethink Safety for the Long Haul?

Published: Tuesday July 8th 2025
Source: OHS Online Magazine
As stress, chronic illness, and burnout rise, new conversations are pushing safety leaders to consider whether long-term worker health should be part of OSHA’s mandate.

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