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As work sites continue to expand, administrators and supervisors need to be more vigilant to address the evolving hazards that pose an increased risk of accidents or injuries.

New report released during Workers’ Memorial Week highlighting preventable workplace hazards and calls for urgent accountability.

With 2.5 million injury and illness cases reported in private industry in 2024, knowing how to navigate the aftermath of workplace injuries is essential.

On April 23, OSHA and Mine Safety and Health Administration will honor loved ones who have lost their lives on the job during its national Workers Memorial program.

This ISHN webinar addressing the significant challenges of maintaining consistent OSHA compliance across multiple sites is available on demand now.

Chavez-DeRemer’s exit is not a surprise. A series of news reports for months have detailed how she became entangled in political and personal controversies.

Enforcement activity is intensifying, requirements are expanding, and regulators are increasingly focusing on whether EHS programs and policies are being followed and implemented, not just written down in a manual.  

There is no official data but about 15% of workers are impaired on the job at any given time, says safety advocate.

OSHA’s enforcement staff is at the lowest level in OSHA’s 55-year history, according to Confined Space.

Musculoskeletal injuries are still one of the biggest challenges in the manufacturing industry. As safety professionals look for better ways to reduce risk, motion capture combined with AI is increasingly being utilized.