Articles by Dave Johnson

This article separates facts from speculation beneath the headlines. And there are many more “what ifs” than facts less than 100 days into the second Trump administration. 

In this podcast episode, two former OSHA officials with years of frontline experience talk about the latest news concerning the agency and how it will affect workplace safety.

Approximately 873 staff from a total of more than 1,300 employees are expected to be cut from NIOSH.

Closing the lab that tests and approves all occupational respiratory equipment brings into question whether or not respirators will be independently certified in the future.

The U.S. House of Representatives Education and Workforce Committee wants OSHA to halt four rulemaking efforts.

OSHA might be facing uncertainty now but OSHA was in serious danger of being abolished in the 1980s.

The roadmap focuses on practical applications, efficiency, and efficacy — helping organizations simplify safety processes, reduce complexity, and scale proven solutions. 

The gathering brought together EHS professionals from multiple industries for a dynamic exchange of insights, regulatory updates, and workplace best practices.

Can OSHA, never beloved by many businesses, survive this onslaught?