OSHA’s program to protect whistleblowers – workers who speak up when they witness a safety hazard or other type of industry wrongdoing -- may be failing to afford that protection, according to an NBC TV San Francisco Bay Area investigation.

ISHN conducted an exclusive interview with Rodney Grieve, who presented a talk on “Identifying Cultural Hazards: 4 Clues You Are Out of Balance” at the National Safety Congress & Expo, Sept 15-17, in San Diego.

Last week, I arrived in Paris, France, as I spoke at the French Professional Speaker's Association Convention.

More than 24 years ago when I began speaking to audiences about safety, this was the title of my presentation. I was reminded of it when I was being interviewed by Dave Johnson with ISHN www.ishn.com.

Raise your hand if this sounds familiar. You are at the worksite of a major construction project. There are heavy machines moving all around.

Confined spaces present some of the most challenging environments for any safety professional.

The major cause of inattention blindness is not how much sensory information the employee is trying to process; it is due to the cognitive workload.