January 2026Edition

A confined space, powdered metal, carbon monoxide and even tax fraud are involved.

Winter weather affects many aspects of day-to-day outdoor work – particularly how workers need to be protected.

Fear of being judged may lead workers who have the condition to keep it to themselves, experts say.

Three years ago, I decided to move from the Midwest, where I’d lived my whole life, to a city in the Southeast.

Melissa Noe shares how she got into the EHS field.

“For the new year, the mission is clear: We must focus our efforts where the stakes are highest – preventing serious incidents and fatalities.”

Every day across thousands of facilities, people and powered industrial vehicles cross paths with little margin for error. With more than 1 million forklifts operating daily in the United States, and more than 1.3 million workers moving through warehouses nationwide, it’s no surprise that forklift–pedestrian incidents happen far too often.