News from the Safety Industry

From bus supervisors to Boeing crews, employees across Washington are being recognized for heroic actions that saved lives during workplace emergencies.

New resources and enforcement initiatives aim to strengthen safety standards, improve compliance for employers, and better support workplace health for millions of U.S. workers.

Even trace allergen exposure can trigger life-threatening reactions. Food processors must pair strict cross-contact prevention with first-aid readiness to safeguard both workers and consumers.

New survey finds disconnect between safety leaders’ perceptions and frontline worker experiences in musculoskeletal disorder prevention.

A military-inspired training method offers organizations a powerful way to strengthen judgment, adaptability, and safety outcomes.

Elo Roofing cited for willful and repeat violations after inspectors found workers unprotected from deadly falls.

NSC highlights 10 cutting-edge technologies aimed at reducing musculoskeletal disorders, with MākuSafe named winner of the 2025 Safety Innovation Challenge.

Clark County contractor cited for repeated trench safety violations; quick action prevented potential tragedy.

National Safety Council urges urgent action as roadway deaths remain at crisis levels.

Gaize showcases safety professionals an alternative to traditional drug testing at NSC, with real-time detection of on-the-job impairment.