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Final section of the three-part U.S. robot safety standard offers essential guidance for industrial robot cell users.

Don’t wait for an inspection. Learn from the most frequent OSHA compliance failures and how to protect your workforce from preventable hazards.

The Z16.1 standard outlines a balanced measurement approach. It can help prevent injuries, illnesses and many other incidents from occurring in the first place.

Manufacturing facilities seeking certification from professional associations or independent standard development organizations must undergo an often-lengthy process that involves everyone from national standards bodies to auditor authentication entities.

Landmark guidance aims to help employers and organizations to better support people affected by suicide.

A clear and consistent approach to operational safety is a key foundation for the development and use of automated vehicles.

 It covers safety for industrial robots as manufactured and their integration into applications.

Codes and standards are a foundational element of a modern workplace. We highlight two areas for which proper adherence to established standards is crucial for employee safety.

BS 30480 is the first British Standard focused entirely on suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention in the workplace. 

Changing how EHS performance is measured and evaluated is a theme at this year’s National Safety Congress.