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A provision in the November 2016 final standard mandated that these fixed ladders must include a fall arrest or ladder safety system by Nov. 18, 2036. 

Work at height remains one of the most hazardous activities across construction, mining and industrial operations.

Respiratory protection is one of OSHA’s most-cited violations. These five common fit testing mistakes create compliance risk and leave workers less protected.

This guide walks through jobsite role-based PPE choices for high-risk jobs, then shows you how to choose and replace that gear with confidence.

Workers from Revoli Construction Co. Inc. of Massachusetts were removing sandy soil and installing steel plates outside of a trench.

Each year, ASSP gathers valuable feedback and context from seasoned safety professionals during its Corporate Listening Tour. 

Phil Molé, an EHS and Sustainability Expert at VelocityEHS, delves into the pitfalls of injury and illness recordkeeping and how organizations can shift from a "compliance checkbox" mentality to a proactive, risk-focused strategy.

OSHA 1926.651 specifically addresses excavation requirements for underground utility installation projects. Here’s an overview of how to ensure compliance. 

OSHA is encouraging businesses to seek assistance or guidance to improve safety and health at their worksite.

Only 20% of employees at the Department of Health and Human Services, home to NIOSH, said they were satisfied with and engaged in their jobs in 2025.