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3 Myths About Workplace Safety Often, efforts toward continuous workplace safety improvement get discarded because of what we prefer to believe about our workforce's fitness for duty, rather than what

NIOSH Releases New Guidelines to Protect Workers From Lead Exposure The organization aims to educate workers and reduce their exposure to lead hazards. BY ROBERT YANIZ JR., NOV 07, 2023,

SAFETY AND HEALTH - MCSA  The South African gold mining industry is committed to a vision of zero harm, where every miner returns from work each day in good health.

COLLISION AVOIDANCE TECHNOLOGY AND TEEN DRIVER SAFETY: A PARENT’S GUIDE TO NEW VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY OCTOBER 17, 2023 By Bryan Delaney, NTSB Safety Advocate Since 2007, Teen Driver Safety Week has

Workplace Injuries Rise Following Daylight Savings Change- OH&S An interesting article from 2009 with some continued important reminders surrounding Daylight Savings. Using U.S. Department of Labor and Mine Safety and

China to revise mine safety law after fatal accidents Story by By Qin Ningwei and Dominique Patton •1d BEIJING, Sept 18 (Reuters) - China's mine safety administration is drafting revisions

Extreme Heat Is Affecting Workers Nationwide: Tom Miller, Aug 17, 2023 Companies have a crucial role to play as worker safety concerns flare up. July 2023 was just confirmed as the

How AI Can Transform Safety and Reduces Accidents The technology will elevate predictive, proactive, and data-driven approaches that could significantly diminish accidents. By:Harsh Murari, Manufacturing.Net, Sep 5, 2023 In recent

E-bike battery explosion injury in DC has officials urging caution about safe ownership A man was critically injured after an electric bicycle explosion at a home in Northwest D.C. last

Suicide Prevention Resources In 2020, a mission-driven group of volunteers from across the construction industry came together with the goal of saving lives. They collaborated to launch the inaugural Suicide