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To take our efforts to the level of hearing loss prevention, we should consider shooting for the best.

In today's tight labor markets, you need to be aware of how the demand for overtime can lead to a negative and dangerous cycle.

Here's how to bring out the best in behavior-based safety.

The time had come to recognize the potential of repetitive motion injuries in our upholstery operations.

Most on-the-job hazards are obvious. However, there are other hazards with practically no visible signals.

But the new force driving certification is the Uniform Fire Code section requirement for detection and alarm systems.

The only way to develop a worst-case scenario for releases of hazardous materials is to look outward in time and make a prediction.

One Sunday evening this past May I received a very rewarding phone call from a long-time friend and colleague, Mike Hedlesky. For almost a year Mike has been managing the construction of my log lodge, so we have frequent phone conversations. But this phone call was different. Before giving me a progress report, Mike thanked me for possibly saving his life. Then he told me about his freak bicycle crash earlier that day.

Possible lead contamination in a building happens more than professionals like to see, writes two experts.

Do you want to see how perception of risk works?