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Research group launches website for return-to-work stakeholders

Montreal — A new website from Canadian research organization IRSST highlights the strategies and tools needed to promote and support work disability prevention and return to work.

Bill aimed at requiring truckers to read and speak English

Washington — Under legislation recently introduced in the Senate, commercial driver’s license holders would be placed out of service for an inability to “read and speak the English language sufficiently.”

How to Choose the Right Glove Cut Level for Optimal Safety and Efficiency

Learn why it’s important to understand glove cut protection classifications for user safety.

See the Advantages of a Managed Safety Footwear Program

Many organizations hesitate to switch to a managed safety footwear program, unsure if it’s worth it. But hidden costs and safety risks can add up.
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Salary Survey 2025

The results are in for our annual Salary Survey of safety professionals. You’ll find charts that break down median salaries by industry, job title, education, number of years in the field and more.

Safety signs in the workplace

What are some of the unheralded ways that safety signs promote a safe, compliant work environment?

Emergency eye relief

How can employers ensure eyewash-and-faucet combination fixtures meet code, perform safely, and are usable in space-constrained or existing-sink situations?

Overcoming PPE issues

What’s the best way to manage employees who refuse to wear hand protection?
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Hazard alert for tree trimmers has ‘tips to live by’

Olympia, WA — The deaths of 11 landscaping services workers in a five-year period has prompted a hazard alert from the Washington State Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Program.

Suicide prevention in construction: Webinar focuses on messaging

Silver Spring, MD — As elevated suicide rates continue to impact the construction industry, “showing up authentically and compassionately” is vital for supervisors or employees who think a co-worker is at immediate risk, one expert says.

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