Tag: Safety

A cautiously optimistic outlook on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in the fire and life safety industry.

Due to frequent hurricanes, Martin County, Florida schools often double as storm shelters, making it challenging for radio frequencies to penetrate the heavy metal and concrete walls.

Safety leadership award winners will be announced next month at the Green Cross Celebration, held during the 2024 NSC Safety Congress & Expo.

$300,000 Renew America’s Schools Prize could unlock up to $15.3 million to support energy efficient and safe learning environments across 20 Pittsburgh area schools.

If you're among the more than 32 million people around the world watching the 2024 Summer Olympics, you might be surprised to learn which sport poses the greatest threat of bodily injury to its athletes.

Resolving water issues can be costly, but mold is a secondary concern that can rear its ugly head long after water leakage is remedied.

The transportation and safety policy expert, former Hill staffer brings more than two decades of law, policy, and communications experience to the National Safety Council.

To find the best commercial snow removal partner, facilities need to look for green flags, and avoid red flags.

Trauma-informed healthcare facility design represents an opportunity to improve care, clinician well-being, and even the bottom line.

Proposed rule would require employers to develop an injury and illness prevention plan to control heat hazards in workplaces affected by excessive heat.

Workplace violence is considered least likely risk for workplace injuries, but concern significantly increased from 2020 to 2023, according to the National Safety Council.

Adaptive reuse of abandoned buildings can bring new life to a community and its economy. However, these projects can present special challenges to facility managers.

Implementation and understanding of comprehensive severe weather solutions such as storm shelter doors, and adherence to codes and requirements is necessary to mitigate risks and protect lives in the face of severe weather.

Emergency preparedness is challenging for any business, but having the right tools can make a difference.

Research examines why diversity, equity and inclusion should be foundational to musculoskeletal disorder prevention and provides equitable solutions to minimize worker risks.

OSHA's new Walkaround Rule addresses who may accompany agency inspectors, employers, and workers during an on-site investigation.

The school safety guide, released this month, is a toolkit for strengthening K-12 bystander reporting programs.

Changes to OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard will improve the quality of information on labels, safety data sheets.

International Code Council’s 44th annual Building Safety Month campaign continues into its third week with insight into the roles and responsibilities of building safety professionals.

Keeping elevators running smoothly is crucial for daily operations of most facilities. Find out what elevator service providers would like facility managers to know to ensure success.