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Help babies sleep safely

The Consumer Product Safety Commission urges parents and caregivers to remember that “bare is best” when it comes to infants’ sleeping environments.

Trump picks Wayne Palmer to lead MSHA

Washington — President Donald Trump has nominated Wayne Palmer to lead the Mine Safety and Health Administration.

Trump taps former UPS, Amazon exec David Keeling to lead OSHA

Washington — President Donald Trump has nominated former UPS and Amazon safety executive David Keeling to lead OSHA.

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OSHA withdraws COVID-19 reporting and recordkeeping requirements

Washington — OSHA is no longer enforcing its COVID-19 recordkeeping and reporting requirements, the agency announced in a Feb. 5 memo.

Working in roadways: Massachusetts issues safety alert

Boston — Spurred by three fatal incidents involving four roadway workers over the past year or so, the Massachusetts Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Program has issued a statewide safety alert.

Higher expectations for MLB pitchers’ ‘stuff’ leading to pre-season injuries: report

New York — Pitchers traditionally report to Major League Baseball spring training camps by mid-February to ramp up throwing programs. But a recent MLB report shows that overwork during the offseason is making today’s pitchers more likely to get injured before the regular season even starts.

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NIOSH now recommends individual fit-testing for hearing protection

Washington — Citing technological advancements, a recent NIOSH policy update calls on employers to use “individual, quantitative fit testing” to assess the effectiveness of workers’ hearing protection devices.

Bird flu: New hazard alert from Oregon OSHA

Salem, OR — Avoiding unprotected direct or close physical contact with sick/dead animals and wearing appropriate personal protective equipment are two key ways workers can limit their risk of contracting bird flu.

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