Tag: Workplace Safety

The Susan Harwood Training Grants are available to nonprofit organizations and will fund workplace safety and health hazard training and education.

Workplaces are getting safer, but the cost of the most serious workplace injuries is rising, costing U.S. companies over $1 billion per week, according to the 2018 Liberty Mutual Workplace Safety Index.

Exposure Based Safety is an approach to reducing risks in the workplace, fueled by new science and technology.

NextWave Safety Solutions is tackling workplace incidents with proprietary technology that brings transparency and preparedness to the safety industry.

This is the only office category label printer capable of printing red and black over the entire printable area of a label.

Provides current risk management strategies and tactics to help keep workers safe by addressing the evolution of electrical technology.

While it may seem impossible, a Zero Harm Culture for workplace health and safety can be achievable by following five key steps.

The revised online complaint form works to ensure a whistleblower can file a complaint with the appropriate federal agency for prompt action.

The free online safe driving tool from the National Safety Council aims to drive down crashes.

A look at the American National Standard for High-Visibility Safety Apparel, what it consists of, and why it is so important.

In response to a new National Safety Council report, state public health leaders are being urged to increase their efforts to prevent injuries.

Marijuana is now legal in 28 states and Washington, DC, which is leaving many employers scratching their heads about drug testing and workplace safety.

In its survey of 14 industries, the National Safety Council found 58% of Americans working in construction thinks safety takes a backseat to productivity.

The American Ladder Institute's survey on ladder safety training inspires creation of National Ladder Safety Month, debuting March 2017.

New study reveals that 83% of senior management and operations personnel have observed an increase in productivity over time due to the implementation of a safety program.

The plan is part of ongoing efforts between OSHA and Health Canada to reduce regulatory barriers between U.S. and Canadian systems responsible for chemical safety.

A new Jobs Rated report from CareerCast names the safest and most dangerous jobs.

OSHA is challenging inventors and entrepreneurs to help develop a technological solution to workplace noise exposure and related hearing loss.

A total of $4.6 million in funds from the Susan Harwood Training Grant Program will help high-risk, vulnerable workers identify, prevent workplace hazards.

CDC report on OSHA’s review of heat-related enforcement cases highlights need for acclimatization to prevent worker deaths.