News from the Safety Industry

The public comment deadline for OSHA's proposed rule on heat-related workplace safety has been extended to January 14, 2025.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping workplace health and safety practices by enhancing risk prevention, training and monitoring while raising ethical and operational challenges.

California's SB 553 introduces comprehensive workplace violence prevention requirements, setting a benchmark for national and state-level regulatory efforts to ensure safer work environments.

The workplace is evolving, and leadership must evolve with it to understand relevant risks and how to relate to the future of the safety industry.

The updated guidance addresses outdated protocols, emphasizing the need for proper PPE.

Graf Custom Hardwoods was cited with 14 safety violations following the incident.

This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like spot coolers, work boots, helmet liners and moisture barriers.

Implementing practical safety strategies for forklift fleets can reduce accidents, protect workers and enhance operational efficiency in growing industrial sectors.

Jindal Tubular USA has settled with the Department of Labor over a fatal workplace incident, agreeing to pay penalties and implement significant safety reforms.

The U.S. Department of Labor awarded $4.3 million to Wisconsin to fund job training and disaster relief efforts for those affected by the opioid crisis.