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The collapse was caused by a portion of the bridge that was overstressed.

From a free app to educational web pages, OSHA offers ways to keep your workers safe.

Stakeholders signed a partnership with OSHA for a construction project in Wisconsin.

Now OSHA is proposing citations and a penalty of $453k.

Listen in as Editor Sydny Shepard discusses three of the most common reasons why severe injuries and fatalities happen on a job site.

OSHA issued the citations and a $370K penalty to the paving company.

Included in the citation are willful and safety violations.

The incident led OSHA to cite TYK America for 11 safety violations.

Informationweek Commentary The Five Pillars of Resilience Engineering Keeping systems up and running has become even more critical given todays distributed workforce. Here are five ways to keep your engineering team ready for anything. In today’s “Always On” world, just being available from the infrastructure perspective is not enough. Services not only need to be responding to requests -- but they also need to ensure that all of the integration points are working properly and that their ...

Boise State Online February 18, 2021 The College of Engineering (COEN) at Boise State University received unanimous approval from the Idaho State Board of Education to launch new online cyber operations and resilience (CORe) programs for fall 2021. These programs are a collaboration between COEN, Extended Studies and the Institute for Pervasive Cybersecurity. The new programs include a Bachelor of Science in Cyber Operations and Resilience, a Master of Science in Cyber Operations an...