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OSHA says South Florida contractor lacked heat illness prevention program after 26-year-old worker dies due to heat stroke.

Government agency provides support to families of fallen workers and stresses importance of workplace safety on April 28, Workers Memorial Day.

Ohio's Faurecia Emissions Control Systems faces more than $300K in proposed penalties.

He will represent Shat·R·Shield Lighting by collaborating with reps and distributors in the Northeast region.

In his most recent President's Message, the Board of Safety Professionals President highlighted some improvements and goings on at the organization.

Australian corporation selects Blackline’s tech for best-in-class lone worker safety features, 24/7 live monitoring, and turnkey setup.

Stockel, Ph.D., CSP, SMS, is an associate professor of professional practice at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK.

As VAC-U-MAX celebrates its 70^th anniversary, the company looks forward to continuing its “Made in USA since 1954” tradition.

The screenings are designed to support the early detection of black lung disease, a serious but preventable illness caused by prolonged exposure to coal mine dust.