News from the Safety Industry

Only 6 percent of employees report AI-related safety enhancements at their organizations, according to a recent report.

This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like advanced vacuums, puncture-resistant gloves, and ergonomic exosuits.

The new guidelines emphasize the ethical usage of AI, aiming to improve job quality and protect workers.

The ASSP has revised a key standard to improve fleet safety practices and reduce motor vehicle crashes.

The construction firm has adopted enhanced helmets to reduce head injury risks.

Exoskeletons hold great potential for improving safety and reducing injuries in construction and heavy industries, but challenges like compatibility, adoption resistance, and cost concerns must be addressed through structured implementation and collaboration.

Siemens aims to enhance its fire suppression technology and accelerate the company's shift toward sustainable solutions.

OSHA's 2024 HazCom final rule introduces updates to chemical classification, labeling and safety data sheets.

The collaboration aims to develop AI-assisted solutions that enhance safety and efficiency in refining operations.

Technological advances throughout the 20th century to today have made possible the elimination of many hazards in the workplace. For those situations where exposure to hazards is unavoidable, the use of PPE is a literal lifesaver.