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Are we more likely to take risks if we feel protected?

When composing a first aid kit for your workplace, consider the most common injuries, and the types of machinery, materials, and hazards to which workers are exposed.

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Common wisdom in safety has it that the quick-fix doesn't work.

While OSHA's requirement is limited to chemical substance-specific standards and the standard on occupational noise exposure, there's value in explaining exposure monitoring whenever it's conducted.

Back in 1989, Dave Kessler worked on workers' compensation issues for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers at Beloit Corp. in Beloit, Wisc.

Ever since the GOP "revolution" of November, 1994, regulators have been "walking on eggshells every day," in the words of one OSHA official.

Workers’ lives are placed under a false sense of security and companies waste thousands of dollars on the wrong equipment every day.

Becoming a Certified Industrial Hygienist seems to be a rite of passage for most industrial hygienists.

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