It is evident that the traditional means of safety leadership are no longer working very well in the construction industry.

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Research has shown that worker self-efficacy is an important factor in the use of hearing protection.

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Last year’s health care reform legislation, although still up for further debate in Congress and facing a constitutionality ruling later this year in the U.S. Supreme Court, will result in major changes for companies and their health care insurers.

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Throughout my career, I’ve dealt with senior managers of all types.

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Have you heard of Chris Langan? Today he lives on a horse ranch in Northern Missouri.

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The “rumor-mill” or the informal communication system can be detrimental in a workplace culture and to any safety program.

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OSHA is soliciting applications under the Susan Harwood Training Grant Program to fund training for workers and employers in recognizing workplace hazards and control measures, and understanding their rights and responsibilities.

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Question: “At many of our manufacturing sites we are reaching a point in our safety journey that they are struggling to understand.

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Chemical Safety Board (CSB) Chairperson Rafael Moure-Eraso is commending the American Intitute of Chemical Engineers (AIHcE) for working for the inclusion of reactive hazard awareness in college chemical engineering curriculum.

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