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Respiratory protection is covered under 29 CFR1910.134.

It is essential that oil and gas companies educate their fleets on the proper use of increasingly advanced gas detection technologies

Already demanding work sites become even more challenging during the winter months.

With the February 1st deadline for posting the OSHA 300A log fast approaching, this article explores the fundamentals of OSHA recordkeeping requirements for the 301, 300 and 300A logs

Molten metal splash is the most persistent and deadly threat to workers in smelting, casting — any job involving liquid metal.

Workers in the oil and natural gas industry are subject to some of the most hazardous industrial conditions in the U.S.

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology, once used to track nuclear missiles, shipping containers and even livestock, has evolved into a smart solution for managing safety equipment.

Most safety managers are well aware of the important role safety eyewear plays in protecting workers’ eyes from impact, heat, chemical and dust hazards.

Welding operations are performed in a wide variety of industries, from manufacturing and construction, to oil and gas, and repair and maintenance.

Emergency eyewashes and showers are necessary in many different industries and a variety of worksites.