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Survey on emergency communications at work reveals gaps

Austin, TX — Poor communication from employers, as well as lack of proper training, has left many people feeling not completely safe at work, according to the results of a recent survey.

Bill to protect public sector workers advances out of Pennsylvania House

Harrisburg, PA — A bipartisan bill that would extend OSHA protections to state and municipal workers is on the move in the Pennsylvania Legislature.

Mobile elevated work platforms: Tower worker video spotlights best practices

Watertown, SD — Securing fall protection to an engineered anchor point is critical for communication tower workers using mobile elevated work platforms such as bucket trucks or aerial lifts.

Study of Safety Data Sheets for construction materials finds inaccuracies about nanoparticle content

Silver Spring, MD — The vast majority of Safety Data Sheets for construction materials containing nanotechnology need improvement when it comes to accurately listing engineered nanomaterial composition, results of a recent study indicate.
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Machine guarding: New online training video

Frankfort, KY — A free training video created by the Kentucky Labor Cabinet’s Division of Education and Training is focused on effective machine guarding to eliminate incidents and injuries associated with moving machine parts.

Now available from OSHA: 2024 injury and illness data

Washington — OSHA has released the 2024 data collected under its rules for annual injury and illness data submission.

Public hearing on OSHA’s proposed heat rule set for June 16

Washington — OSHA has scheduled a virtual public hearing on its proposed rule aimed at protecting workers from heat-related illnesses.

Spurred by worker deaths, scuba safety bill on Minnesota governor’s desk

St. Paul, MN — Bipartisan legislation that would bolster protections for workers who use scuba gear while destroying or harvesting aquatic plants is awaiting the signature of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D).
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Truck and bus ‘Roadcheck’ to target hours-of-service violations

Greenbelt, MD — Law enforcement officers across North America will be checking commercial truck and bus drivers’ compliance with federal hours-of-service rules during the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s 38th annual International Roadcheck.

MSHA warns about dangers of unsupported trenches

Arlington, VA — Miners should avoid entering trenches with unsupported walls, the Mine Safety and Health Administration advises in a recent fatality alert.

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