Category: Safety and Regulation Compliance

Milwaukee – The US administration for security and health administration (OSHA) imposed strong fines after a scaffolding building in Milwaukee County's courthouse last autumn after a scaffolding defender. Previous reporting: Workers who were saved in front of the Milwaukee County courthouse after the scaffolding was partially collapsed The incident occurred on October 10 and included… Continue reading Osha spent fines after the collapse of the Milwaukee County scaffolding area

WASHINGTON – The US Ministry of Labor Wage and hourly department Issued today A Field help bulletin Provision of instructions on determining the status of the employee or the independent contractor in enforcing the law on fair work standards. While the department is the final regulation 2024, employees or independent classification of the contractor in… Continue reading US Ministry of Labor indicates guidelines for enforcing the independent contractor

snack The OSHA recently expanded its national focus on the outdoor and indoor heating of the outdoor on 04.08.26. Employers should take this opportunity to check and update their programs to prevent security and heat diseases in the workplace. Through proactive steps, employers can reduce the risk, demonstrate compliance with good faith and prepare for… Continue reading OSHA is expanding the threat of threat: employers should act before the summer uses the summer

The Senate Bill (SB) 20, The Law for Silicose Training, Outreach and Prevention (Stop), which was introduced by Senator Caroline Menjivar last year, was placed in the “voltage file” committee for mean values ​​of the Senate in order to threaten its farewell. The law is an attempt to protect stone manufacturing workers from silicosis, a… Continue reading Is Senator Menjivar's silicosis training, public relations and prevention (stop) threatened?

Last year there were fewer agricultural deaths in Pennsylvania, but the financing of AG-related security programs could also decrease. According to Penn State Extension's annual security report, there were 19 well -known agricultural deaths in 2024. In 2023 there was 33. The total of 2024 is lower than the 25th year average of 28 deaths… Continue reading Pennsylvania Farm Fatalities sinks in 2024 | Agricultural and agricultural news

Los Angeles-Einundachzig Gemünztige organizations receive financial financing of $ 25.2 million from the California Ministry of Industrial Education in order to promote security at work and to offer the rights of employee rights. The organizations are part of the California Workplace Outreach Project, with which the employees in high -risk industry can be taught and… Continue reading California Awards of $ 25 million for security grants in the workplace

The federal examination for a fatal accident at the workplace in Auburn last autumn has been completed. An employee of the Fabsite Industries died on November 1, when she started in the Cayuga Museum of History & Art Granite CURBs. According to the OSHA examination, the saw resigned, which caused the unidentified worker to fatal… Continue reading Osha -finished contractor for a fatal accident at the workplace in Auburn – Finger Lakes Daily News

Falls are the most common cause of death in the construction industry. They are also the second most common cause of non -fatal injuries. According to injury facts in 2023, briefs, travel and falls contributed 421 deaths for construction workers – a statistical online database led by the National Safety Council. And in 2024, the… Continue reading According to the numbers: falls into the construction