S+H Staff

Explosives can be a quick and effective way for loggers to clear obstacles. However, if improperly used, stored or transported, explosives can also be extremely dangerous.

One serious risk of outdoor work is Lyme disease, which is spread when individuals are bitten by infected ticks. Initial symptoms of the disease include fever, headache, fatigue and skin rash.

A recent request sparks debate on where to house the research institute

In 1998, Omaha, NE-based Greater Omaha Packing Co. began “Simply Well”– a free program designed to help employees manage their health

Health care costs in the United States continue to rise.

Not getting an adequate amount of sleep can negatively impact the health and safety of workers. Working or driving while drowsy can put workers and those around them at real danger.

Does OSHA certify HAZWOPER (CFR 1910.120) training? What are the training requirements for employees and site managers?

Our employees currently wear the traditional fluorescent yellow or orange jackets. What can I do to make them compliant with the new federal ANSI 107 standards for nighttime visibility? Is buying all new garments the only solution?

A 57-year-old truck driver was killed when he fell from the top of a tanker truck while attempting to close the lid.

One of the most common accidents in office settings is falls. Employees are 2.5 times more likely to suffer a disabling fall in an office setting than anywhere else