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Upholding Safety Protocols During Workforce Shortage Upholding Safety Protocols During a Workforce Shortage In an era marked by labor shortages, maintaining robust safety protocols is paramount. As organizations navigate this challenging terrain, combining strategic safety measures with innovative workforce management can ensure both safety and operational efficiency. Maintaining Safety Standards Ensure Adequate Training During workforce…
Iron Foundry Hit with Almost $1 Million in OSHA Fines
Building a Strong Bond with Shoes Building a Strong Bond with Shoes: A Step Towards Workplace Safety In the bustling arena of occupational environments, the unsung heroes, our trusted footwear, often tread silently amidst the hum of productivity. Dan Feeney’s enlightening piece, Forging a Confident Connection to Footwear, stirs the industry with its compelling discourse…
Developments in Exoskeleton Technology for Reducing Injuries in Manual Labor Sectors Developments in Exoskeleton Technology for Reducing Injuries in Manual Labor Sectors A Leap Forward in Workplace Safety Exoskeleton technology has made significant strides in transforming the landscape of workplace safety, particularly in industries plagued by musculoskeletal injuries. These futuristic, wearable devices provide additional support,…
Transforming Risk Detection with Artificial Intelligence Transforming Risk Detection with Artificial Intelligence In today’s fast-paced world, staying ahead in Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) management requires more than diligence—it requires innovation. Enter Artificial Intelligence (AI), the trailblazer that is set to revolutionize hazard identification. As highlighted in the enlightening article from OHSONline, the integration of…
OSHA Revises Safety Protocols for Workers in Animal Slaughter and Processing OSHA Updates Safety Protocols for Workers in Animal Slaughter and Processing In a strategic move towards fortifying the safety net around one of the most injury-prone industries, OSHA has revamped its safety guidelines for workers in animal slaughter and processing facilities. The revised protocols…
MSHA Uncovers 112 Violations in September 2024 MSHA Uncovers 112 Violations in September 2024 The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) diligently conducted impact inspections across eight mines in September 2024, unearthing 112 safety and health violations. This proactive measure reinforces the critical need for stringent safety protocols in the mining sector. Scope and Severity…
New Products Round-Up: Friday, Nov. 1, 2024 New Products Round-Up: Friday, Nov. 1, 2024 Innovation takes center stage in the occupational safety industry this season with the release of cutting-edge products designed to fortify workplace security, efficiency, and adherence to safety regulations. From advanced gas detection technology to revolutionary workwear solutions, this November heralds products…
OSHA Citations Following Fort Lauderdale Crane Collapse OSHA Issues Citations to Contractors Following Deadly Crane Collapse at Fort Lauderdale Skyscraper In a sobering reminder of the importance of workplace safety, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited two firms after a tragic crane collapse in Fort Lauderdale. Incident Details The fatal incident occurred…
Enabling Employees During Automation Era Enabling Employees During Automation Era The automation era is here to stay, and the warehousing sector stands at the frontline of this transformative journey. Balancing technological advancements with robust employee engagement is the new mandate for success. Labor Shortages and Automation It’s no secret that warehousing is grappling with significant…