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Safe evacuation during an emergency

The “immediate and urgent movement of people away from a threat or actual occurrence of a hazard.” That’s how OSHA defines an “emergency evacuation.”

A safer mopping experience

Workers in the cleaning industry are at higher risk for musculoskeletal disorders.

FACE Report: Maintenance worker crushed by plywood in service truck

On the day of the incident, the worker arrived at the company shop a few minutes before his employer. When the employer arrived, he saw the truck’s rear cargo doors open, walked toward them and looked inside.

Occupational dust exposure

Why is monitoring of dust exposure important?
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Virtual first aid training

How can I evaluate virtual CPR/AED training for compliance and effectiveness?

Emergency respiratory protection

How do I choose between the different types of NIOSH-approved escape respirators?

California employer pleads guilty to criminal charges related to fatal nitrogen leak

Los Angeles — A food processing plant operator has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor criminal counts stemming from a nitrogen gas leak that killed two workers at a facility in Vernon, CA.

Spate of fatal struck-by incidents spurs hazard alert from Michigan OSHA

Lansing, MI — In response to a “troubling rise” in struck-by fatalities on jobsites in the state, Michigan OSHA has issued a hazard bulletin.
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OSHA offers more time to comment on 20 recently proposed rules

Washington — OSHA has extended to Nov. 1 the deadline to comment on 20 of the 25 proposed rules the agency published on July 1.

U.S. pedestrian deaths top 7,000 once again, data shows

The number of pedestrians killed in the United States in 2024 exceeded 7,000 for the fourth straight year, preliminary data compiled by the Governors Highway Safety Association shows.

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