News from the Safety Industry

Strengthening collaboration between procurement and safety teams can significantly reduce warehouse risks by enforcing safety standards in supply contracts and ensuring compliance.

The WISHA Advisory Committee will address workplace safety, updates and current challenges.

The Department of Labor has ended all enforcement activities under the rescinded Executive Order 11246, citing a lack of legal authority.

Making CPR training a workplace priority saves lives, empowers employees and strengthens workplace safety culture.

This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like AI solutions, dust control fans, benchtop ionizers and USB flashlights.

Addressing the risk of winter heat stroke is essential for maintaining employee safety, productivity and well-being year-round.

The free webinar series aims to equip public sector professionals with strategies to mitigate distracted driving risks.

Strasburg Rail Road Co. must reinstate and compensate an employee wrongfully fired for refusing to issue safety licenses to an unqualified manager.

Haier US Appliance Solutions faces OSHA penalties after a supervisor's fatal injuries exposed ongoing machine safety violations.

Scott Ketcham, OSHA's new deputy assistant secretary, brings over 20 years of OSHA experience and a strong background in safety enforcement and leadership.