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Two Texas employers have been hit with million-dollar-plus OSHA fines.

OSHA’s final ergonomics rule could be issued as soon as the week of November 13.

It’s no contest: 51 percent of Industrial Safety & Hygiene News readers want George W. Bush to win the presidential sweepstakes, versus 23 percent for Al Gore.

OSHA’s plans for an ergonomics rule is a white-hot controversy, divisive enough to send Congress home for a cooling-off period after Democrats and Republicans failed to reach a compromise that would allow the agency to publish final requirements.

A Washington-based consulting firm is calling for a post-election dialog on what needs to be done to revitalize and redirect OSHA.

Here’s how to protect your workers from eye injuries.

These general rules are the distilled wisdom of confined space operations, consolidated from many sources, and with the exception of the first rule, they are not in any particular order.

Consider using a computer and video projector

What stops us from stepping in & speaking up for safety’s sake?

Employee involvement is crucial to eye protection.