News from the Safety Industry

Every day around the world, more than 7,600 lives are lost due to work-related incidents and diseases. That’s nearly 2.8 million fatalities a year. To combat this global safety issue, a new safety standard has been approved after five years in the making: ISO 45001, Occupational Health and Safety Ma [...]

The BISE Scholarship through the ASSE Foundation helps the next generation of diverse OSH professionals continue their education and impact the safety profession. We can't do it without the generous support of members like you. Consider making a personal tax-deductible donation or asking your compan [...]

Wondering what's happening in ASSE's Women in Safety Engineering Common Interest Group? This week we share info about the January 2018 issue of Funworld, in which the amusement industry celebrates women in leadership, and highlight a food drive conducted by WISE members in ASSE's Wisconsin Chapter.

We have announced the slate of candidates for the 2018 ASSE elections. Meet the candidates who want to become the future leaders of the Society.

We have announced the slate of candidates for the 2018 ASSE elections. Meet the candidates who want to become the future leaders of the Society.

ASSE's Safety Professionals and the Latino Workforce Common Interest Group is looking for members like you to be involved. Please complete our volunteer form and help shape the future of our common interest group.

ASSE's Industrial Hygiene and Healthcare practice specialties are partnering to present a free web meeting, "Hazardous Drugs Handling, Spill Clean-Up and Exposure Assessment" on March 2, 2018.

ASSE's Career Center offers tools and resources for OSH professionals seeking a new job opportunity and for employers seeking to hire OSH professionals.​

Each year, ASSE's practice specialties and common interest groups name a safety professional of the year. If you would like to nominate a member of your community (including yourself), complete the nomination form and submit it by Feb. 28, 2018.

Feb. 5, 2018 U.S. Department of Labor Cites Colorado Nursing Home For Workplace Violence Hazards