News from the Safety Industry

OSHA has cited Dean Sausage Company for repeated safety violations, proposing $103,245 in fines after a July 2024 inspection.

OSHA Assistant Secretary has issued a statement on the latest BLS data regarding a decrease in worker injuries since the previous year.

Moisture measurement in powder and bulk solids operations is vital to improving process control.

The funding will help Clark and Cowlitz counties address the economic fallout of the opioid crisis.

The first meeting will occur on Jan. 9, 2025, and focus on airline ground crew workers.

Corner Construction faces $266,175 in penalties after its fifth OSHA citation in two years.

California has adopted a permanent standard to protect workers from silica dust exposure, addressing the risks of silicosis and enhancing enforcement measures.

A new survey shows 58 percent of U.S. employees never use AI at work, with women and older generations slower to embrace the technology.

The National Safety Council's latest report shows progress in workplace MSD prevention, while highlighting ongoing challenges and opportunities for improvement.

The U.S. Department of Labor's AI workplace guidelines emphasize transparency, fairness, and worker protection.