Why are we outraged by products made in China that could pose safety and health risks to adults, children, cats and dogs, but not about the millions of workers in China exposed to even more hazardous risks themselves?
Installation and testing of emergency drenching equipment according to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) requirements can offer workers peace of mind while on the job. Yet, installing the right emergency solutions according to the ANSI standard does not guarantee workers will use the fixtures in an emergency.
In the middle of the job, when focus is on getting the job done, a hazard can appear just at the moment when a worker isn't paying attention. Safety signage can serve as a persistent reminder to workers to watch out for potential hazards.
The agency announced Wednesday that nominations are being accepted for persons to serve on the National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health.
Officials in Oklahoma contend a state law allowing employees to have guns in locked vehicles where they work promotes public safety and does not conflict with the federal OSH Act.
The union wants OSHA to “take pause” regarding the proposed rule, given the potential harm to workers should the shorter test period be insufficient to properly test the fit of respirator masks.
Geared specifically to serve the needs of the small business community, the site now includes an improved "Safety Pays" eTool and a new Spanish Language Safety link.
AIHA Ergonomics Committee will sponsor the “Ergonomics Symposium: Making a Business Case for Ergonomics (and Other Health and Safety Programs)” at AIHce.
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