Items Tagged with 'injuries'

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.

The letter addresses recordkeeping requirements and highlights the growing need for awareness of safety risks associated with lithium-ion batteries in workplace environments.

This spooky season, let’s pull back the curtain on the most unique workplace injuries of 2025… not to scare you, but to help you prevent these nightmares from haunting you in 2026. 

Long before high temperatures can cause heat illness and even death, heat exposure is linked to subtler impairments in physiological and cognitive performance, according to a new study.

The 2026-2027 grants will provide up to $300,000 in funding.

Changing how EHS performance is measured and evaluated is a theme at this year’s National Safety Congress.

Employers have a stake in promoting proper lifting, as the consequences of back injuries are costly.

While OSHA hasn’t issued a new federal standard, it’s actively citing employers under the General Duty Clause for ergonomic violations.

Workers Memorial Day serves as a powerful reminder to reaffirm the ongoing commitment to the fight for safe and healthy working conditions.

Shrewd safety professionals carefully consider risk management for construction projects at the planning stage and throughout the life of a construction project.