April 2026Edition

Reducing the number of utility lineworker injuries requires heightened recognition of hazards and surroundings, one expert says.

What’s in store: new content tracks and a stronger emphasis on leadership development.

Input from Safety+Health readers helps paint a picture of the current safety training landscape.

“A two-minute message can start a transformation. Make yours count.”

If your organization is a National Safety Council member, you’re probably aware of NSC’s advocacy surrounding the use of naloxone. Commonly known by the...

Frank Mifflin shares how he got into the EHS field.

Kalaigh Sullivan shares how she got into the EHS field.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration says large trucks “are overrepresented in fatal work zone crashes.”

On the day of the incident, the worker arrived at a residential jobsite with a dump truck containing 5,000 pounds of gravel. The victim backed the truck into the driveway and raised the hydraulically controlled dump bed 2 feet.

NIOSH estimates that about 22 million workers are exposed annually to loud noises.

Activities such as walking jobsites and talking to workers about the tasks they’re performing are an effective way to uncover hazards – if safety conversations are done well.

What’s the difference between a fixed guard, an interlocked guard and an adjustable guard? When is each most appropriate?

What role does ergonomic design play in retaining an aging industrial workforce?

What are three common missteps organizations make when deploying ergonomics initiatives?

The “State of Safety 2026” report looks at how safety actually shows up on the jobsite day to day. Drawing on aggregated, anonymized data...

Do you have a sustainable safety culture where your frontline workers are truly empowered to participate in and take ownership of workplace safety? This white...

By: Superior Glove, leading safety glove innovator In food processing environments, consistency and safety are essential at every stage. From raw ingredient handling to final...