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Regular ‘mind-body snack breaks’ can limit injury risk factors, researcher says

Cincinnati — Busy workdays can trigger mental overload, but employees may increase their focus – and prevent injuries – by “checking in” with themselves,...

MSHA head stays silent on silica rule during House hearing

Washington — Although Mine Safety and Health Administration head Wayne Palmer aspires to be as “visible, engaged and responsive as possible with the industry...

OSHA’s Top 10

Check out the preliminary list of the agency’s most frequently cited standards for fiscal year 2025. Also: citations by industry, “serious” and “willful” violations, and more.

On Research: What’s the relationship between safety leadership style and safety performance?

“Effective safety leadership depends on a leader’s ability to adapt their style to situational demands. This supports a multifaceted approach to safety management.”
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Strategies for safe trenching and excavation

Never underestimate the importance of planning ahead.

Closing Keynote speaker calls on safety pros to channel ‘creative persistence’

Denver — Product creators want their ideas to “become so magical, they become a verb,” Chris Barton says.

NSC data experts explore the ‘injuries behind the citations’

Denver — Evaluating OSHA’s Top 10 list of most frequently cited standards against Bureau of Labor Statistics data can help link citations and injuries, although it isn’t a one-to-one relationship.

Fall Protection No. 1 on OSHA’s ‘Top 10’ list for 15th year running

Denver — Fall Protection – General Requirements is OSHA’s most frequently cited standard for the 15th consecutive fiscal year, the agency announced Tuesday during the 2025 NSC Safety Congress & Expo.
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‘Profound gratitude’: Five recognized with Distinguished Service to Safety Award

NSC first presented the award in 1942 to recognize organizations and individuals who work to reduce occupational injuries.

Campbell Forum panel explores strategies for pivoting to SIF prevention mindset

Denver — Shifting occupational safety approaches to focus on preventing serious injuries and fatalities, or SIFs, doesn’t happen overnight.

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