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The U.S. Department of Labor announces a new rule requiring certain high-hazard industry employers to submit more comprehensive electronic injury and illness data, aiming to enhance workplace safety and provide valuable insights for strategic interventions and informed decision-making.

An organization that is well-prepared for such an audit will make the process less stressful and time-consuming for everyone involved.

With new leaders or new employees, even if the leader’s behaviors are consistent, employees may not trust them yet but will trust their actions.

School administrators create a culture of safety by choosing school alert systems that include mobile panic alert buttons.

The U.S. Department of Labor awards an additional $2.8 million to Ohio for combating the opioid crisis, focusing on workforce retraining and public health support, completing a total grant of $8.5 million.

The Mine Safety and Health Administration announces a final rule to protect miners from accidents related to surface mobile equipment, focusing on written safety programs, training, and hazard mitigation in the mining industry.

Discover the details of the OSHA investigation into Houston contractors ICI Construction Inc. and Emanuel Enterprises LLC, following a fatal roof collapse at Friendswood High School, revealing serious safety violations and substantial penalties.

Explore Marylands groundbreaking Recovery Friendly Workplace pilot program, a significant initiative funded by federal grants, aimed at fostering inclusive work environments for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders.

The International Safety Equipment Association welcomes new leadership, positioning for continued advocacy and development of safety standards in the industry. Nate Kogler takes the lead as the industry supports hundreds of thousands of jobs and contributes billions to the economy.

OSHA, FCC, and NATE renew a strategic partnership to improve safety for workers in the communications tower erection industry, addressing critical hazards and providing specialized training to reduce injuries and fatalities.