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Three years after deadly incident, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board has released a safety video that describes the causes of the accident and key safety lessons.

This direct final rule, published December 14, 2007, became effective March 13, 2008.

When fully implemented, the Clean Diesel Locomotive and Marine standards will significantly reduce soot or particulate matter and nitrogen oxides emissions.

In a settlement following an OSHA investigation, United Parcel Service has paid a mechanic whom the company terminated after complaining about unsafe conditions in trucks.

Health evaluations come as two major federal studies confirm that even short exposures to the artificial flavoring can cause tissue damage.

The first Canadian company convicted of criminal negligence for the death of an employee was fined $110,000 Monday.

OSHA inspectors discovered a buildup of combustible sugar dust in the powdered sugar area of the company's Gramercy, La., refinery.

Spring weather brings rapid snowmelt, severe storms and heavy rainfall, increasing the likelihood of flooding. FEMA offers preparation tips.

The bodies of two construction workers and a woman from Miami were pulled from the rubble of a Manhattan crane collapse Monday.

ANSI Board of Standards Review has rejected the appeal brought by the Construction Industry Employer Coalition to withdraw the adoption of ANSI/ASSE A10.40-2007.