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OSHA cited six construction companies for willful and serious safety violations involving excavation hazards at the site of a planned 408,000 square-foot mixed-use commercial building and proposed a ...

For decades, environmental, health and safety (EHS) professionals have worked to reduce injuries, strengthen controls and create safer workplaces. That work remains essential. But injury rates alone ...

One of the central questions of implementing new technologies in the workplace is how they will affect the safety and health of workers. A recent study set out to find those answers. The methodology ...