Source: EHS Today | Charles Douros | Jan. 28, 2019 The distinction between the two very different programs is an important one. Each has their own place in a healthy safety culture and each brings different data to light. “Whew, that was a close one. He could have been killed. Today must be his lucky […]
Nine former supervisory and safety officials charged MADISONVILLE, KY – United States Attorney Russell M. Coleman announced the charging of an additional former supervisor and safety official from Armstrong Coal, in addition to the eight previous officials charged by a federal grand jury, for conspiracy to defraud an agency of the United States government by […]
Program Hits 300 “Safety Certified” Mark WASHINGTON, DC — Forty three professionals from 13 companies or agencies representing nine states and the District of Columbia have earned the “Safety Certification for Transportation Project Professionals™” (SCTPP) credential over the past two months, helping push the number of safety certificants over the 300 mark, the American Road & Transportation […]
Source: AGC NYS newsletter OSHA 300A logs must be posted from February 1st through April 30th. Employers are required to post the OSHA 300A Summary of the OSHA 300 Record of Injuries & Illnesses Recordkeeping Log for the previous year. Make sure to post the 300A log in a location that is accessible to all […]
Original publication date: March 2017 How Do Mine Workers Search for and Find Worksite Hazards? by Brianna M. Eiter, Jennica Bellanca, William Helfrich, and Timothy Orr Researchers at NIOSH are studying how SSG mine workers search for and find hazards in their work environment. In this article, we discuss the background of the study […]