Workplace Fatalities Cost U.S. $5.3 Billion Annually
Workplace fatalities cost the United States $53 billion from 1992-2002, according to a publication now available from the National Institute…
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Workplace fatalities cost the United States $53 billion from 1992-2002, according to a publication now available from the National Institute…
Hands-on safety training for workers in highly hazardous jobs is most effective at improving safe work behavior, according to psychologists…
Two OSHA inspectors provided tips on what to do during OSHA inspections at the American Society of Safety Engineers’ 2010…
The National Safety Council has declared June as National Safety Month and developed a variety of events and materials to…
As building season returns, many construction workers will be back on the job – and in danger of construction injuries.
Spring has “sprung” especially early this year, and pollen counts across the country are at all-time highs. The normal pollen…
A former OSHA official who now runs a safety consulting service is offering advice to anyone who received the letter…
More than 21,000 workplace burn injuries were reported in 2008, resulting in over 110,000 days away from work, not to…
For the first time, work-related injury and illness data from more than 80,000 employers is available in a searchable online…
OSHA recently announced its intent to reinstate the “musculoskeletal disorder” column on its Injury and Illness 300 Log. The agency…