Are self-driving cars a huge safety improvement or a looming cybersecurity threat? We’re examining both sides of the argument.
Don Foerster, retiring safety director for the City of Huntingburg, knows that safety is about people. Here’s his story and what your managers can...
Representatives in Congress recognize the danger of extreme heat. Now they’re taking action to protect workers across the country.
After a two-year trade war with China, the U.S. manufacturing industry is footing the bill. Here’s why U.S. companies are (indirectly) paying the...
Neglecting fall safety systems poses a serious risk to your workers. The death of Kevin D. Wright and subsequent OSHA citations demonstrates this.
Bird and Lime are looking to change the narrative around electric scooter safety.
With Alex Acosta resigning and Patrick Pizzella taking the reins, many observers wonder what this means for workplace safety.
June is National Safety Month! If you are a safety professional, or just want to improve safety at your workplace, you should be participating.
Priority Workforce, Inc. and JSL Foods, Inc. were fined a combined total of $300,000 in April 2019 for an employee-related safety incident.
Two companies penalized for workplace safety violations.
OSHA inspectors are responsible for seven million worksites across the country. Learn more about what to expect during an inspection.
The holiday season is a time for fun and joy, but not at the expense of safety. Remember, you’ll start 2019 with a clean safety record and can commit...
Every year, OSHA shares its top ten safety violations that have resulted in the most workplace citations. As 2018 is drawing to a close, it’s...
Employee fatigue can occur for a variety of reasons: long work hours, working too many consecutive days, poor work conditions, working rotating...
Safety inspections have long been performed by hand, generally with check sheets and notes scribbled in corners or margins. Now, there's a better way...
