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Occupational Safety news headline for late January, 2012: OSHA Announces New Online Outreach Training Program Providers The Occupational Safety and Health Administration today announced its selection of 10 OSHA authorized training providers to deliver 25 online courses as part of…
Apparently, when safety groups in a state known for being one of the worst in terms of employee safety requests stronger workplace safety regulations, it creates a bit of a stir. Two leading safety groups in the State of Wyoming…
Occupational Safety news headline for early January, 2012: OSHA Proposes More than $1 Million in Fines to Houston, TX Employer for Willful and Serious Violations The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Piping Technology and…
You likely have at some point heard someone joke about the well-known phrase “everything’s bigger in Texas.” As cliché and overused as it may be, the catchy saying can often be quite true. But researchers are pointing out that the…
OSHA Announces Winners of “Picture It: Safe Workplaces for Everyone” Photo Contest The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) today announced the winners of its first ever photo contest to raise public awareness of occupational safety…
Occupational Safety news headline for late November, 2011: OSHA Animated Educational Videos Show How to Protect Workers from Construction Hazards The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has released 12 educational videos about potential hazards in the…
Occupational Safety news headline for early November, 2011: OSHA appoints new chairman of its Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) today announced that Erich J. (Pete) Stafford has been appointed as the…
In the world of workers’ compensation and workplace injuries, governing bodies can create a great deal of controversy. Organizations such as OSHA that are in charge of enforcing safety measures and holding employers accountable for their employees would, in a…
Occupational Safety news headline for late October, 2011: OSHA Publishes New Educational Materials on Protecting Workers from Hazards Found in Laboratories The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) today published new educational materials for laboratory managers on protecting their workers…
Lacerations, bruises, fractures, illnesses, disabilities and disorders; these are all things you might expect to result from an injury in the workplace. Overseeing and managing the risks of each of these incidents can be daunting and difficult for a leadership…
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