“By thoughtfully organizing the content and delivery, you can create accessible and engaging virtual training sessions to educate your workers on safe practices.”

Next month brings you an opportunity to experience a special sense of camaraderie with thousands of people who, like you, are dedicated to making others safer.

Engaging everyone: Building a learning culture to prevent SIFs “Serious incident and fatality prevention only works when leaders and workers engage with one another, share what they know and learn together in real time.”

What kind of fall protection is needed in facilities with extreme environments such as hot/cold temperatures or moisture?

How can safety pros quantify and compare risk exposure across multiple sites or departments using a standardized risk scoring methodology?

What types of materials and design features should be considered when selecting personal protective equipment for heat stress?

Unintentional overdose deaths in the workplace involving drugs or alcohol have increased more than 600% since 2011, according to Injury Facts – an online source of preventable death and injury statistics compiled by the National Safety Council.

Ann Arbor, MI — Telling co-workers about developments in your life “can be a powerful source of connection and energy,” a researcher says, “but it can also backfire” if you’re merely venting.

Washington — Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy recently addressed some lawmakers’ concerns about the Association of American Railroads seeking “relief from certain regulations concerning track inspections.”

Washington — The House Appropriations Committee has approved the Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, which includes more than $8 million in funding for the Chemical Safety Board.