Any accidental or preventable loss of life, whether it’s on the job or at home, is nothing short of a tragedy. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were over 5,000 fatal work ...

A proactive approach to safety helps organizations prevent injuries, avoid costly OSHA violations and foster a strong safety culture built on accountability and communication. Safety is the most ...

Most workplace injuries don’t happen because the worker was careless. They happen because the worker did not know the right ...

The perception of workplace safety, both physical and psychological, is evolving. While most modern employees feel a general sense of security going to work, their experience varies across industries ...

Workplace safety has long been driven by compliance—ensuring organizations meet OSHA regulations and industry standards to avoid fines and liabilities. While compliance is essential, it doesn’t ...

Regardless of the work setting, workplace safety is a topic that management should address and all employees should understand. Workplace safety education helps prevent accidents; promotes safety ...

A new study finds that U.S. companies with at least two women executives have significantly better workplace safety records, in part due to lower employee workloads.

Recent updates to the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center (USACRC) Workplace Safety webpage are making safety and occupational health (SOH) program management easier for Soldiers and Army civilians.

Approximately 5,250 American workers died on the job in 2018, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses. While your small business might never see ...

The idea that job retention is related to how safe an employee feels at work isn’t new, but it it’s coming up more often in general surveys. Case in point is a recent survey from Vector Solutions, The ...