News from the Safety Industry

The Washington Department of L&I is seeks to update its workplace injury and illness tracking requirements to comply with new federal OSHA standards.

The 2025 Michigan Safety Conference unites professionals for training, networking, and advancing workplace safety.

Register by March 13 for the best rate at Safety 2025, the premier workplace safety conference in Orlando this July.

A safety coalition urges businesses to adopt risk-based strategies for a stronger workforce.

The co-founders of #MyBodyMyPPE, Amy Roosa and Emily Soloby, discuss the importance of PPE that properly fits women workers and the #MyBodyMyPPE campaign.

Colorado lawmakers propose a bill to protect workers from extreme temperatures with required safety measures and prevention plans.

BCSP has rebranded the Safety Management Specialist® (SMS®) certification as the Safety Management Professional (SMP).

Washington Timber Company Fined $115K for Child Labor Violations After Teen Injured.

The American Ladder Institute (ALI) leads National Ladder Safety Month this March, raising awareness on proper ladder use to prevent workplace injuries and accidents.

Following recent legislative changes, L&I is implementing new permit requirements ensuring safer assembly, disassembly, and use.