You must plan for all workplace hazards, but you don’t have to tackle them alone. Your local fire department can be a trusted ...

Safety professionals should shift their language from compliance-centric to business-oriented to better influence ...

OSHA cited IPMF LLC, operating as NaturPak, a Wisconsin-based food products manufacturer, after two incidents involving ...

Prevention is key to keeping workers safe. But should an incident arise, do your workers know what to do next?

Drone usage at construction sites is growing, as 36.1% of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) members reported that ...

Risk, safety, and compliance platforms can look similar on the surface. The real difference is often behind the scenes: how ...

Lagging indicators show what has already happened, but safety capacity reveals what an organization can do when conditions ...

Workplace hazards still kill approximately 140,000 workers each year in the United States—including 5,070 from traumatic injuries in 2024 and an estimated 135,000 from occupational diseases each year, ...

Heat waves are occurring more frequently than they used to—and for longer portions of the year. Businesses need to explore new technologies and tools that can better monitor workers in the heat.

Globally, extreme heat waves have been increasing in their frequency, duration and magnitude and are expected to continue to rise, according to the World Health Organization. Employers must therefore ...