Occupational Safety

RSS

To safely work during the colder months, employers can take proactive steps to prepare their lone employees for the potential increased risk of winter work.

Even with OSHA rules, restaurants routinely experience violations. One Denver restaurant is addressing these safety issues with technology.

The bill is titled the Nullify the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (NOSHA) Act.

A compliance calendar allows safety managers to quickly identify which tasks need immediate attention, ensuring critical deadlines are met.

Safety expert Heather Chapman discusses potential changes to OSHA under the Trump administration.

Safety personnel must be able to influence worker behaviors so that they are cognizant of risks associated with their tasks and perform their work in a safe manner.

Of all the public safety roles in society, EMS is often the most misunderstood. Here are answers to some common questions.

Safety managers on docks have specific priorities compared to other working environments. Loading and unloading require heavy machinery and technical prowess. 

Improvements will require a paradigm shift towards a more nuanced, data-driven strategy that strives to identify and fix the root causes of both accidents and observed exposures. 

Join in on our workplace safety hazards photo challenge beginning in February! The fun is in seeing the role AI plays in identifying safety hazards and whether it can be trusted.