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Often it’s frightening. Sometimes it’s deadly. Road rage – where flaring tempers mix with two-ton machines – continues to be a problem on America’s highways, leading to accidents, assaults and occasionally even murder.

It’s 2015 and this is not your father’s or mother’s workplace.

Launched in 2011, Total Worker Health™ (TWH) is an ambitious initiative by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to address health and safety holistically by eliminating the on-the-job, off-the-job division that has long existed between the two.

Where does OSHA stand on safety incentives? In the past several years various agency officials have made it rather clear, and in fact have gone into some detail

Many safety managers provide hearing protectors to their noise-exposed workers with the good intention of stopping noise-induced hearing loss.

Most behavior-based safety (BBS) processes start with employees defining critical safe and at-risk behaviors on their job.

Working at height continues to be one of the most dangerous industrial activities for construction workers.

If your organization is still wandering around the “train station” of recognition, planning, policies implementation and various other aspects relating to the aging workforce

A common myth in the portable gas detection industry is the concept of a “detection range” — the area around a gas detector that is monitored for hazardous gases.

Hazards exist in every workplace in many different forms. Employees face many possible foot injuries from falling/rolling objects, crushing or penetrating materials, hot substances, corrosive or poisonous materials and electrical hazards to name a few.