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Monitoring Mental Health Poor mental health might be your workplace’s most overlooked health and safety hazard. BY SMRITI JOSHI MAY 01, 2023 As a natural progression from the days when

Important Recent Changes to ANSI Standards Falls from height continue to be a leading cause of workplace fatalities in the construction industry. In recent years, falls have accounted for 33%

NIOSH to Provide Free Black Lung Screenings in April, May 2023 The confidential screenings are available to all coal miners, current or former. BY ALEX SAURMAN APR 05, 2023 Coal

Join the National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction May 1-5, 2023 Fatalities caused by falls from elevation continue to be a leading cause of death for construction employees,

It's 4/20 Man... How is your company handling the changing legislation of cannabis use and workplace safety? This is a growing concern with our clients as they search for answers

HANDLE POST-STROKE PERSONALITY CHANGES After a stroke, people often experience emotional, behavior and cognitive changes. This can cause stress, anxiety and other challenges for stroke survivors, caregivers and their families.

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A Survey of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material Associated with Mining This study comprised a brief scoping program to identify if there may be issues involving naturally-occurring radioactive material (NORM) arising

Hand Safety 101: Considerations for Hand Protection Safety Programs Brooke Davis March 23, 2023 Injuries to the fingers, hand and wrist are the second-most common workplace injury. According to the

Statutory functions are certain safety-critical roles in the mining and extractives industry that are regulated by the department. This document has been developed for people who exercise specific statutory functions