News from the Safety Industry

April 10, 2026

Connected sensors provide real-time collision alerts and asset data to help agencies reduce secondary crashes and streamline maintenance.

State safety officials will provide free training on new oil and gas regulations and hazard prevention strategies during a two-day workshop.

New data reveals a lack of safety awareness and low employer trust among employees entering the trades.

Advocates warn that the lapse of a national oversight initiative leaves millions of employees without guaranteed protections during extreme weather.

Renewed partnership focuses on providing training resources and technical assistance to protect the health of aggregate miners.

The American Society of Safety Professionals has introduced the first U.S.-based guidelines for assessing and managing organizational risk.

OSHA investigators claim a South Dakota contractor fired an employee just days after they reported suffering severe on-the-job burns.

Leveraging UAVs and virtual health solutions helps contractors overcome the high costs of on-site clinics while speeding up life-saving interventions.

Safety expert Greg Zigulis shares practical strategies to help SMBs move from reactive compliance to structured, effective safety programs.