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How to monitor workers in a confined space

With technology incorporated in nearly every aspect of our lives, you’ve probably wondered more than once whether someone was watching your every move. 




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Giving frontline workers a voice: Q&A with Robin Fleming, CEO of ANVL

Why is ANVL’s product called an analysis and communications platform? Because it is a software solutions product with mobile apps in the hands of front line users, an app web-based for managers, and the back-end part is a platform to analyze data from workers. It’s a logic engine.




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Ohio Safety Congress adds to their education workshops

There are 17 different workshops to choose from.




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Ohio Safety Congress offers educational track for professionals

The conference has a dedicated educational track focused on Occupational Safety Research.




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ASSP announces sessions for Safety 2024 in Denver

If you haven't yet registered, you have until March 21 to get the discounted early rate. 




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ASSP seeks instructors for 2024-2025 safety education events

The organization is looking for professionals to teach courses on a variety of safety and health topics.




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ASSP plans three dynamic sessions for Safety 2024 in Denver

The conference features general sessions, more than 200 continuing education sessions and a vast expo showcasing innovative products and services. 




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Safety 2024 in Denver features session with OSHA’s Doug Parker

Parker will discuss OSHA's latest activities before taking questions from attendees and media members.




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Intersec Saudi Arabia secures patronage for biggest edition ever

The Future Security and Safety summit, and the Fire Protection and Technology Summit agendas are in place, with several speakers confirmed.




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The Intersection of ESG, Sustainability and EHS: Elevating safety through value creation

Expert Kathy Seabrook explores how EHS professionals can leverage sustainability initiatives to drive business value and enhance safety performance in this session from day one of the ASSP Safety 2024 conference. 




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Share your expertise — Submit your AIHA Connect 2025 Proposal today!

Advance the OEHS profession by sharing your knowledge on the latest research and best practices. 




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ASSP Safety 2024: The stress of responsibility

The expert panel pointed out leadership responsibilities or factors that can damage mental well-being, causing burnout, sadness, anger, anxiety and other psycho-social disorders.




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Messe Düsseldorf to promote occupational safety trade fair portfolio at NSC 2024

 As the world’s leading international trade fair for the occupational safety and health sector, A+A is renowned for its wide range of products and international reach.




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Radians announces campus expansion, to unveil over 30 new safety solutions at 2024 NSC Safety Congress & Expo

Radians’ new 110,000 sq. ft. facility at 6100 Global Drive in Memphis, TN, represents a major expansion.




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News from 2024 NSC Safety Congress: Day 1

A number of awards and honors were given on Monday morning during the opening session of the 2024 NSC Safety Congress. 




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Less is more in safety content communications

How do you ensure accountability – that the most important data is not overlooked or forgotten, that hazards are fixed, that incident or near miss causes are found, and that a mitigation solution is sustained long term?




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A+A 2025 International Trade Fair exhibitor applications open

A special feature at A+A 2025 will again be the North American Pavilion, organized by Messe Düsseldorf North America and co-sponsored by the National Safety Council (NSC).




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Macroeconomics is key to OHS

Understanding macroeconomics is helpful as you advance in your OHS career. Macroeconomics is the big picture evaluation of how an economy works based upon numerous influences at the local, regional, and global levels.




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The great resignation: What is a job’s purpose and how does this affect OHS pros?

The Great Resignation, Big Quit, and Big Strike are just a few of the terms used to describe the phenomenon of the large number of people who, during Covid times, took drastic actions to remedy dissatisfaction with their job.




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The impact of overturn of Roe v Wade on workplaces

The court ruled in Roe that, “A person may choose to have an abortion until a fetus becomes viable, based on the right to privacy contained in the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.




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The vital need to conduct a lead risk assessment now

The cascade of generally well-known catastrophic events associated with lead exposure continue to unfold.




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Litigation over toxic chemicals is spearheaded by public sympathy for ‘heroes’

Toxic chemicals at Camp Lejeune creates ripple effect on OHS practice of tracking harmful exposure.




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What you need to know about The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act proposed regulations

The EEOC published proposed regulations to implement the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act on 08/11/2023. Read this article for answers to your questions. 




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Congress promotes workplace PPE during PWFA rulemaking

Rulemaking process for the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act includes workplace PPE, and OSH professionals should be paying attention.




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Six priority actions for the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act

Final rules for the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act are now published. The following should be your priority actions to ensure compliance and success with the new law.




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Use AI to help solve PWFA concerns? Be careful with this tool

It may be tempting for HR pros to use AI assistance to resolve the more complex accommodation requests of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.




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How to develop a lifelong OHS career plan

If you have spent four or more years earning an OHS related degree, then you are likely a career thinker looking to maximize your professional growth.




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U.S. employers need to embrace concepts of PWFA

If our nation seeks to remain the richest on the planet, then U.S. employers must embrace the concepts of the PWFA.




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The future of AI work and its impact on OHS pros

I believe that there will likely be greater risk for “safety” job loss when AI and its technology partners get on a full roll.




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It’s time to provoke to spur action from OHS leaders

Why would I risk OHS organizational wrath with such nasty and unfounded comments?




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Are you competent on mold and other OHS science topics?

Mold is everywhere, but few people outside the science community understand it. 




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Let’s celebrate women in construction

Today, there are approximately 1.2 million women employed in the US construction industry, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Women still account for only 11 percent of the construction industry overall, however.




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Remembering workers who died on the job

Each year, the families and friends of fallen workers, and organizations observe April 28 as Workers Memorial Day.




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June is National Safety Month

There are increased unintentional injuries and fatalities during the summer months, and according to the most recent data available, more than 4,100 preventable workplace deaths and 4 million injuries occurred in 2020.




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ISHN offers free CEU credits on a variety of workplace safety topics

A Q & A with ISHN’s CE Center development manager, in which she explains how to earn free CEU credits and what that means for our readers.




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Advances of women in construction

In an industry vastly dominated by men, construction is an area of our labor force that is slowly seeing change.




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Share thoughts on articles and participate in polls

ISHN offers various ways in which readers can participate and share their thoughts.




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National COSH reveals 'Dirty Dozen' employers for 2023

National COSH reveals Amazon, Tesla, FedEx and Class I Railroads are among those cited as the most dangerous companies to work.




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Heat is on everyone’s minds

Historically high temperatures are breaking records and exposing millions of people to the serious dangers of heat in the workplace




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Forklift company Combilift focuses on sustainability

Combilift, based in Ireland, focuses on sustainability to reduce environmental footprint and increase safety. Visiting their plant, I got an inside look. 




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Safety news update: Ladder safety, Elon Musk’s tunnel project and more

A roundup of current events in workplace safety, including Ladder Safety Month training opportunities and Elon Musk’s latest OSHA violations.




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What does National Safety Month mean to you?

June is National Safety Month. Here’s why it’s important and what it should mean for safety professionals.




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OSHA’s proposed heat stress rule comes as summer temps continue to rise

The risk of heat-related injury and illness increases every summer. Learn everything you need to know to combat it.




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September helps shine a light on workplace mental health

September is recognized as Suicide Awareness Month, a time to shed light on a complex issue that impacts countless individuals worldwide.




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When is it necessary to wear double hearing protection?

Occupational hearing loss remains a significant workplace safety concern. Delve into how double hearing protection can address this issue.




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STUDSON cooling helmet liner

Head protection for staying cool on the job




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Maintaining a pristine environment: Cleanroom contamination control

It is vital to understand the essential cleaning procedures and proper PPE protocols for maintaining a pristine cleanroom environment.




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J. J. Keller and Juno Jones announce collaboration to provide safety footwear

The brand launched with women's footwear made especially for female foot measurements and style, and its viral popularity quickly grew the brand to include men's durable safety footwear built for all day comfort.




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How to determine which fall protection harness is the right one

Thorough training can ensure workers are using the right harness for them in terms of equipment and fit.




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The organizational culture drives (safety) performance

To make any permanent significant change to companies’ organizational systems, practices, or procedures, one has to modify the culture.