News from the Safety Industry

The funding will expand the Our Driving Concern program in three states.

The investigation was sparked by a tragic incident resulting in a worker’s death.

OSHA proposed $55,403 in penalties to the Cartersville, Georgia-based company.

Transitioning from compliance to safety excellence is not just a legal obligation but a moral imperative for businesses handling hazardous chemicals.

Business owners make a plethora of mistakes that put their company at increased risk of starting a fire in their workplace.

The contest focused on improving the detection of counterfeit N95 respirators.

Sugar Creek Packing Co. faces $277,904 in proposed penalties.

The two-year agreement focuses on four of the biggest workplace issues in construction.

OH&S's sister publication celebrates the year's most notable environmental product additions.

Stop Work Authority empowers employees at all levels to stop work when they identify an imminent hazard or unsafe condition.