S+H Staff

Washington — Outdoor workers may lower their risk of developing kidney problems by regularly drinking water and resting in the shade, a group of international researchers say.

Washington — A group of House Democrats is requesting more information about the Trump administration’s decision to cut staff at NIOSH and other moves that they claim “disregard the well-being of the people who sustain the nation’s energy infrastructure.”

Washington — NIOSH has issued a warning about counterfeit or “misrepresented” respirators that may not provide adequate protection.

Arlington, VA — Miners and mine operators should visually inspect impoundments thoroughly soon after significant rain and snowfall, the Mine Safety and Health Administration says in a new safety alert.

What’s the best way to help keep oil and gas workers safe, especially during high-pressure downstream environments like turnarounds? Success begins with establishing and reinforcing cultural guidelines that help workers make the right decisions, while building an atmosphere of trust.

Gainesville, FL — If employees are having to “circle back,” “ladder up” or look for “low-hanging fruit,” it might be hurting their morale, researchers say.

Denver — As a new safety and health professional, Joe Smith thought he had the safety and health program for his employer all set.

Washington — The Federal Aviation Administration is warning airline operators about the hazards of passengers and crew members storing lithium batteries in overhead compartments.

Denver — OSHA will likely extend by 30 days the comment period on its proposed heat rule, the agency announced Tuesday at the 2025 NSC Safety Congress & Expo.

Washington — Federal standards on child labor are “limited and increasingly outdated,” according to the nonpartisan Economic Policy Institute, which is calling on states to strengthen laws that protect young workers.