5 283 workers across the country, including 83 in Colorado, who were killed in the job / public news service

In Colorado, 83 workers were killed at work in 2023, as can be seen from the recent “death in the job” of the AFL-CIO. After the Trump administration has eliminated the National Institute for Security and Health of Labor, the country's only occupational safety authority. The agency worked with the professional security and health administration… Continue reading 5 283 workers across the country, including 83 in Colorado, who were killed in the job / public news service

Grove City concrete manufacturer is guilty of a violation of security at the workplace

Grove City, Oh – Fabcon Precast LLC, a company based in Delaware with operations in Grove City, Ohio, announced on Wednesday, February 26, guilty before the Federal Court, due to the death of a 20-year worker in 2020. After a faulty pneumatic door, the company was admitted to having violated a security standard for the… Continue reading Grove City concrete manufacturer is guilty of a violation of security at the workplace

Reasons on Osha & Niosh Live Life Life Life

United States May. letter To: Sen. Marshall, Rep. Estes, Senator Moran Out of: A ingredient In WichitaPresent KS May 11th I emphasize the budget cuts by the National Institute for Security and Health (NIOSH) and the occupational safety agency (Osha). These agencies are of essential importance for the protection of employees from fatal but avoidable… Continue reading Reasons on Osha & Niosh Live Life Life Life

Special reporting: National forklift Safety Day 2025

At the National Forclift Safety Day – June 10, 2025 – the Industrial Truck Association (ITA) and its members in the United States emphasize the safe use of fork stacks and the importance of proper operator training. Education meetings: Updates to Osha regulations and resources, Recommendations to improve the safety of forklift operators and pedestrians… Continue reading Special reporting: National forklift Safety Day 2025

Top 10 construction technology trends to be observed in 2025

The construction and engineering industry continues to show remarkable adaptability and resilience. Over the years, these sectors have modernized and integrated new technologies that change the work. Innovative solutions make order pages safer, more efficient and more productive. Companies are increasingly focusing on the introduction of technologies that can improve working conditions for employees. They… Continue reading Top 10 construction technology trends to be observed in 2025

House Democrats are trying to protect the American Workers' Act again

Washington – Democratic legislators have restored the law on the protection of American workers, which would extend the Osha cover to more than 8 million state and local government employees. The legal template introduced at the Workers Memorial Day (April 28) would also restore the “Volks” rule. This would enable Osha to quote employers within… Continue reading House Democrats are trying to protect the American Workers' Act again

OSHA Training Services Inc. starts new courses on the prevention of online heat disorders to protect workers from excessive heat

Compliance with the federal and the state of the OSHA regulations Arlington, Texas, May 6, 2025 (newswire.com) – Osha Training Services Inc. is proud to announce the publication of two new ones Online courses for recognizing online heat diseases and prevention Developed to protect employees and help employers to meet the heat safety requirements of… Continue reading OSHA Training Services Inc. starts new courses on the prevention of online heat disorders to protect workers from excessive heat

Cal/Osha clarifies the guidelines for the prevention of lead exposure to the construction industry

Press release Oakland–Cal/Osha has clarified his guidelines for the prevention of lead exposure to the construction industry with regard to the requirements of employers to protect workers who carry out dry grinding blinds. Cal/Osha's changed control standards for the construction industry (California Code of Title 8 Section 1532.1) came into force on January 1, 2025.… Continue reading Cal/Osha clarifies the guidelines for the prevention of lead exposure to the construction industry