A crew was installing flagging material in the sand line with the rig engine running. Someone bumped the sand drum clutch lever. The drum was engaged and one employee fell into the compartment and was fatally injured.
The owner-operator of a heavy equipment maintenance business died because he undid the wrong bolts while trying to remove a tire.
A horrifying example of what can go wrong after an emotionally unstable employee is fired has resulted in a young man being jailed for life.
Workplace violence reared its ugly head in Caroline, VA, recently when a school maintenance supervisor was gunned down in his office.
She did everything she could to keep him from finding her, but in the end her best wasn't good enough.
Verbal instructions on how to perform a task aren't worth much if the worker isn't asked to demonstrate the task and then be supervised doing it until competency is assured.
A car dealer in the Atlanta area stands charged with two counts of murder after two employees were shot dead.
Jackie Marshall, a 57-year-old grandmother who worked at a McDonald's restaurant in Chichester, England, was beaten and stabbed to death by Shane Freer in front of horrified customers, including children attending a birthday party.
Safety Talk What’s at Stake? Workplace violence can happen anywhere, [...]
This webinar provides an overview of employer obligations in relation to workplace bullying and harassment, with an emphasis on BC’s laws.
Retrieved from: American Industrial Hygiene Association Workplace violence continues to [...]
Retrieved from: American Industrial Hygiene Association The following document discusses [...]
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