S+H Staff

NIOSH releases booklets aimed at construction, home health care workers

2011 OSHA budget reflects increased enforcement, less compliance assistance

Surgeons at risk for injuries from minimally invasive techniques: study

Approximate number of recorded injuries among more than 896,800 home health care workers in 2007

OSHA will conduct a baseline study on every state that operates its own OSHA plan

Protecting the safety of women in the workplace

The 2010 CEOs Who “Get It” represent very diverse organizations. The industries range from industrial automation and materials production to petroleum and aerospace.

Dangers related to roofing are present not only for construction workers, but also for people who live or work near jobsites.

According to NIOSH, research has found that stress can increase employees’ risk of developing cardiovascular disease and musculoskeletal disorders, particularly in the back and upper extremities.

A 48-year-old shipyard welder was injured and later died from burns she sustained when her wire-fed welder ignited atomized hydraulic oil.