Cold Weather

Washington — OSHA has revoked its standard on open fires in marine terminals. In a final rule published April 28, OSHA says that when it...

Denver — The Colorado House has passed a bill aimed at protecting workers from extreme temperatures. At press time, H.B. 26-1272 had moved to the...

Too much heat can be dangerous for anyone, but it’s especially true for older adults. Heat and humidity place greater stress on our bodies...

Denver — A bill aimed at protecting workers from extreme heat and cold was approved March 18 by the Colorado House’s Health and Human...

Arlington, VA — The Mine Safety and Health Administration has issued its annual reminder about best practices for navigating winter-related hazards. The alert highlights processes...

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

What are the key considerations for selecting heated gloves for cold-weather environments without compromising grip or tactile sensitivity?

Properly protecting teams working in the cold can be a challenge for many employers, especially when temperatures and conditions change throughout a shift.

How can employers ensure outdoor emergency safety fixtures such as eyewashes and drench showers remain operational during freezing conditions?

How should line workers go about setting up a bucket truck or digger derrick in wintry conditions?