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Occupational safety community lacks shared definition of ‘control,’ study finds

Boulder, CO — Safety communications and training often recommend improving safety controls to address serious injuries and fatalities, but researchers say the safety community...

Enhancing situational awareness: New website offers resources

MSHA cautions miners about ammonia exposure

Roofing safety expert: Reinforcement of training is ‘the key to success’

Rhode Island lawmakers want to make assaulting rail transit workers a felony

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From a distance: Engaging the ‘distributed’ workforce

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Although all workers are expected to operate safely, what happens when they’re spread out across different sites?

‘Competent,’ ‘qualified’ – and more

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Experts weigh in on the duties (and differences) of these key worksite roles.

Safety on a small budget

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Safety pros discuss the low- or no-cost resources anyone can tap when money is tight.

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National Safety Month

Celebrating 30 years of National Safety Month

In 1996, the National Safety Council designated June as National Safety Month and began distributing free safety resources to highlight the leading causes of...

Incorporate the principles of Human and Organizational Performance

Practice wellness at work to prevent MSDs

PPE use in construction

What gaps can be present on a construction site where PPE isn’t consistently used?

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Why a good supervisor matters for safety

“Good supervisors know when to pause, when to adjust the plan and when to call in safety pros for help.”

Worker Health and Wellness

Rhode Island lawmakers want to make assaulting rail transit workers a felony

Providence, RI — Legislation recently introduced in Rhode Island would extend protection to rail transit workers who are assaulted on the job. Under current law,...