General Safety News-Save Search Categories Latest Safety OSHA MSHA FMCSA DOT Recent Posts Preventable injuries are common in small businesses, survey shows April 14, 2025 National Stand Down to Prevent Struck-By Incidents, April 21 – 25 April 14, 2025 U.S. Department of Transportation Proposes Removal of Non-Compliant Medical Examiners from National Registry as Part of Commitment to Roadway Safety April 11, 2025 Investigation into fatal hydrogen sulfide release turns to safe work practices April 11, 2025 USDOT Issues Corrective Action Order for Keystone Pipeline Spill April 11, 2025 Of all professions, construction workers most likely to use opioids and cocaine Read More » December 2, 2019 AMA announces appointment of panel to update permanent impairment evaluation guides Read More » November 18, 2019 Surgeon general to employers: Ramp up your worker well-being initiatives Read More » November 18, 2019 Hazardous substance exposure on the job: UN expert presents 15 principles to end risk Read More » November 18, 2019 Opioid misuse, cocaine use higher among construction, extraction workers: study Read More » November 18, 2019 Lead: Don’t take it home Read More » November 15, 2019 Recognizing on-the-job impairment Read More » November 15, 2019 Which worker types are most at risk of burnout? Survey explores Read More » November 12, 2019 DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day: October 26, 2019 Read More » October 23, 2019 Free Workshop! Read More » October 16, 2019 Download the Fatigue at Work Employer Toolkit Read More » September 20, 2019 NIOSH Update: New Study Details Prevalence of Hearing Loss in Mining and Oil and Gas Workers Read More » September 3, 2019 Waking up to the risks of workplace fatigue Read More » August 25, 2019 Study links workplace injuries to greater risk of suicides, fatal drug overdoses Read More » August 16, 2019 3M gives update on recent recall of fall protection devices Read More » August 12, 2019 House lawmakers call for automatic emergency braking on new commercial trucks, buses Read More » August 8, 2019 STOP USE of 3M DBI-SALA Nano-Lok Edge and Wrap Back Twin-Leg Self Retracting Lifelines Read More » July 29, 2019 Fatigue, drinking among driver behaviors that contribute to ‘perennial crisis’: report Read More » June 28, 2019 « Previous Page1 … Page13 Page14 Page15 Page16 Page17 Next »
U.S. Department of Transportation Proposes Removal of Non-Compliant Medical Examiners from National Registry as Part of Commitment to Roadway Safety April 11, 2025
Of all professions, construction workers most likely to use opioids and cocaine Read More » December 2, 2019
AMA announces appointment of panel to update permanent impairment evaluation guides Read More » November 18, 2019
Surgeon general to employers: Ramp up your worker well-being initiatives Read More » November 18, 2019
Hazardous substance exposure on the job: UN expert presents 15 principles to end risk Read More » November 18, 2019
Opioid misuse, cocaine use higher among construction, extraction workers: study Read More » November 18, 2019
NIOSH Update: New Study Details Prevalence of Hearing Loss in Mining and Oil and Gas Workers Read More » September 3, 2019
Study links workplace injuries to greater risk of suicides, fatal drug overdoses Read More » August 16, 2019
House lawmakers call for automatic emergency braking on new commercial trucks, buses Read More » August 8, 2019
STOP USE of 3M DBI-SALA Nano-Lok Edge and Wrap Back Twin-Leg Self Retracting Lifelines Read More » July 29, 2019
Fatigue, drinking among driver behaviors that contribute to ‘perennial crisis’: report Read More » June 28, 2019
