News from the Safety Industry

The pilot program supports workers in recovery from a substance use disorder.

R&R Construction Services Inc. faces $275,869 in proposed penalties.

The partnership will continue working to improve safety for communications tower erection workers for the next five years.

Nate Kogler of Bradley Corporation has been named chair of the board of trustees.

Until recently, the agency relied primarily on traditional hard hats.

The report, Motorola Solutions’ The State of Retail Worker Safety, highlights ways to make the retail space safer.

Borton & Sons faces $290,000 in proposed penalties for the violations.

This program follows news of high death rates for workers in landscaping and horticulture.

Amid the current mental health crisis, individuals must have access to the care they need and healthier and more supportive workplaces and communities.

When people understand thermoregulation better, they can more effectively make decisions regarding their health alongside their primary care providers.