Ventilation standards in underground mines Summary of hazard Inspections of underground operations in the Goldfields have highlighted poor ventilation practices, particularly in the lower level workings of decline mines and
Razor Knife Safety Tips Many accidents have occurred while using razor knives to cut curtain, belt, cables etc. Here are a few tips to help prevent those from occurring. •
Substance Use Cost Calculator Methodology and Issue Briefs Methodology The Substance Use Cost Calculator for Employers was designed by the National Safety Council and NORC at the University of Chicago,
This Newsblast is sent to you by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) National Operations Center for Water Safety and the Corps of Engineers Natural Resources Education Foundation (The
WHY SAFETY MEETINGS ARE IMPORTANT FOR CONSTRUCTION CREWS LESSONS LEARNED A 31-year old worker died of injuries he sustained after being run over by a front-end loader at a construction
Safety Management of Underground Combustible Sulphide Dust This Department of Industry and Resources guideline has been issued to assist in identifying hazards and developing appropriate preventative strategies and training action
Drugs at Work: What Employers Need to Know Addiction is an issue in every U.S. workforce, with one in 12 workers dealing with an untreated substance use disorder. To address
Cannabis can have a major impact on safety at work, and legalization is creating new challenges for employers. An NSC survey revealed one third of employees have seen cannabis use
Impairment is often a hidden risk that prevents workers from being at their best and able to perform safely. On the roadway and at work, impairment can kill. It also
OSHA Pursues Potential Standard for Prevention of Workplace Violence in Healthcare and Social Assistance and Unions Urge Enhancements to Final COVID-19 Safety Standard for Healthcare Workplace By Donna Pryor, Christina
