Prevent Cold Stress Injuries and Liability with Exposure Control Plan
If your workers work outdoors or in unheated indoor spaces, [...]

If your workers work outdoors or in unheated indoor spaces, [...]

During a coffee break, ship workers notice that one of [...]

Not all fatal accidents happen at work. Many of us [...]

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Odds of winning the lottery: 1 in 135,145,920 (multistate, mega-millions [...]

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Six important facts about heart disease.

Shift-Work Safety Checklist Any supervisor who works in a multiple-shift [...]
At the age of 51 a sheet metal worker died of lung cancer. His case was typical of asbestos exposure. He had been exposed during his working career when removing and installing duct work in
A former carpenter died of cancer at age 54. The disease began as skin cancer, caused by excessive exposure to the sun. During his career he was a framer, working on residential buildings. Traumatic injury
Could exposure to a workplace solvent cause someone to commit suicide? A coroner in Wellington, New Zealand, says it could. He conducted an inquest into the death of a worker in the printing industry who
At the age of 52, a mechanic died of mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. He had worked with automotive brake and clutch parts containing asbestos. The workers' compensation authority
A new worker on a mining prospecting job became separated from his companions in the wilderness and died of exposure to the cold.
A 37-year-old nurse was killed at work by a doctor.
A man died after being hospitalized with a back injury from a construction incident, although he died from an unrelated cause.

A narcotics officer who died of cancer believed that exposure to the toxic products, solvents, and volatiles of the meth labs and drug factories he busted contributed to his death.
A shortcut along the edge of a gravel-pit pond proved deadly for the owner of an excavating company hired to dig test holes for a client who was evaluating the site for potential construction.
On a November night, a crab fishing boat was off British Columbia?s north coast. The crew members were re-baiting a crab pot on deck when the vessel took a port turn.
A Canadian coroner is warning people about the overuse of cotton swabs after a Montreal man died following an ear infection last year.

Heat Stress Hazard Assessment and Control Measures Checklist Use this [...]

Insurance companies estimate that more than $61 billion per year [...]

You don't need an OSHA 300 for an injury that requires only first aid.
OSHA is talking about adopting a rule requiring employers to [...]

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