Alan Ferguson

Washington — The promise and pitfalls of artificial intelligence as it pertains to worker safety was the subject of a Feb. 11 hearing before...

Highlights from NSC’s “A Small Business Guide to Safety Technology: Practical Strategies for Beginners, Growing Teams and First-Time Adopters.”

A confined space, powdered metal, carbon monoxide and even tax fraud are involved.

Five ways to help bring employees around to changes in the workplace.

Do you live where ice, snow and freezing rain are part of winter? If so, you need to get your vehicle ready to handle the elements.

When an on-the-job medical emergency occurs, every second counts. Recognizing the signs and symptoms – and knowing how to properly respond until help arrives – is vital.

Denver — Acting OSHA administrator Amanda Wood Laihow recently provided details on how the agency will balance enforcement and compliance.

Safety pros have a “unique opportunity” to accelerate success, she said during a recent episode of “On the Safe Side.”

Big or small, young or old, “any dog can bite,” the American Veterinary Medical Association cautions. “Even the cuddliest, fuzziest, sweetest dog can bite if provoked.” Just ask the 4.5 million people nationwide who are bitten by dogs each year.

Is your workplace prepared? Here are five steps you can take right now.