Category: Safety and Regulation Compliance

You have to be a member to read this story. Join our reader family for only 5 US dollars per month and support local, impartial journalism. Do you already have an account? Register to continue. Current print subscribers can create a free account by clicking here Otherwise, follow the following link to join. To our… Continue reading Fights used by former Susd teacher to use mirrors in the classroom

Belle, W.Va. (WCHS) – It has been more than four years since a fatal explosion of the chemical ban in Kanawha County killed a worker and injured three more, began a big fire and laid a car restaurant with almost half a mile away. The Chemical Safety Board, an independent federal authority that was commissioned… Continue reading Investigation of the Chemical Safety Board shows the cause of fatal explosion of plants in Belle

Agricultural workers in the south of New Mexico work hours before dawn during the heat waves to harvest Chile peppers. Despite the heat, oil field workers attract strong equipment to drive to removed drilling points that spread over the Perm basin of the state. Teachers do a failed air conditioning in classrooms. New Mexico's professional… Continue reading New Mexico is the latest state development standard to protect employees in extreme heat

The U.S. Administrative Ministry of the Ministry of Labor elections its inspections of companies with the highest rates of injuries and illnesses based on injury and illness data that were submitted in accordance with the requirements of the OSHA recordings. The local-specific targeting program, the primary planned inspection program from Osha for non-construction companies with… Continue reading Department of Labor Department at workplaces with the highest injury rates

Seyfarth Synopsis: On May 7, 2025, Cal/Osha released a draft for revising the regulations for prevention outdoors and in the interior clearing (8 CCR sections 3395 and 3396) to implement the requirements from 2243, signed by the governor Newsom after the legislative session 2021-22. These proposed changes change how employers react to heating drives and… Continue reading Sweating of the details: Cal/Osha suggests changes to the heat regulations | Seyfarth Shaw LLP

On May 5, 2025, the California Ministry of Industrial Education made an important announcement that concerns employers in the construction industry. Cal/Osha has clarified the guidelines for the prevention of lead exposure, which have been clarified specifically for the protection of employees when carrying out dry grinding rays during the execution of construction work. The… Continue reading Cal/Osha publishes new management guidelines for construction

The DSM company management team and the company representatives will post the Minnesota star certification flag on Monday. From Left, Nicole Miller, Tym Hart, Adam Prochniak, Otto Cabeza, Terry Rich, Margeline Crisostomo, Lydia Drexler, Travis Johnson, Whitney Larson, Sandy Mohr, Jim Schauman, Tom Piloto, Matthew Dean Anderson, Albert Plans, Chris Marciniak, Gutenberg Carvahlo, Adam Schlie,… Continue reading DSM company reaches Minnesota star certification | News, sports, jobs

California and federal laws require lactation accommodations for breastfeeding employees. The law on the lactation of the federal government, the pump act called Pumps Act, has many of the same requirements as the state law. However, there are some details of state law that California employers should take into account. Here are the most important… Continue reading California's lactation accommodation laws: employer obligations

In the course of 2023, more than 5,000 workers died of traumatic injuries, and 135,000 further died of professional diseases, as can be seen from a new AFL-CIO report. Maryland had a quarter of the number of deaths at work, and 69 workers died in the workplace. However, the report also found that attacks on… Continue reading Deaths in the workplace remain low, while anti -regulation Push / Public News Service

Cal/Osha strengthens the prevention of heat disease when the California temperatures rise With increasing temperatures in California, employers are asked to take proactive steps in order to protect employees from the dangers of heat disease both indoors and outdoors. Since the temperatures in California are increasing, Cal/Osha, a department of the Ministry of Industrial Education,… Continue reading Cal/Osha increases the prevention of heat disease when the temperatures rise in California – work health and security