Category: Safety and Regulation Compliance

On August 15, 2025, the US Education Ministry (ED) proposed to increase the annual data acquisition of the department by post -conceptual educational institutions that participate in the financial aid programs for students of the federal students. The supplement, which is referred to as the “approval and consumer transparency supplement” (acts), would require selective four-year… Continue reading Ministry of Education proposes data acquisition preparations

Harding a successful business is hard work. The last thing that a facility cleaning manager, BSC or Jan/San Distributor needs is to lose sleep due to potential injuries to the workplace. However, it is known that these injuries occur and sometimes occur more often in the cleaning industry. Fortunately, there are things that you can… Continue reading Keep step with the Osha standards

The federal authority, monitoring the disputes of security violations in the workplace, also in meat packaging systems, has been without leadership for more than five months. The Commission for Occupational Safety and Health, a company that is independent of both occupational safety and health administration, has not had a commissioner since the beginning of May.… Continue reading Federal Worker-Safety Commission has no members when the gap grows

Federal advertisements will expire on Tuesday, September 30th, at midnight (ET). If the legislator does not agree to an expenditure plan, a large part of the federal government is closed. And most of the federal authorities will all stop except for their most important operations: Many agencies stop processing fees and examinations. Most of them… Continue reading What to close the government for employers means that many agencies will severely restrict the business and delay new and outstanding cases

On September 10, 2025 the first court of appeal for district in McDaniels against State of Florida decided, contrary to the decision of the Supreme Court of Florida 2017 in 2017 in 2017 Norman v. State of FloridaThis 790,053, Florida statutes (Florida's “Open Carry Ban”), which was issued in 1987, was unconstitutional. Before this case,… Continue reading Florida's Open Carry era begins: The effects on retailers – employee rights/ work relationships

Bakersfield, California. The new unit conducts proactive weekly inspections on construction sites in the entire state to prevent accidents before they occur instead of reacting after incidents occurred. “The purpose of this new unit is to try it and proactively save the life of our agricultural workers, to change the culture within the industry so… Continue reading New Cal/Osha unit is aimed at farm security in Kern County

KEeping workers who are safe during the trench and excavation is a challenge for many security specialists. The work carries numerous risks, especially together. Graben-related deaths have led OSHA main areas at federal and state levels as well as other public relations, including an annual stand-down company organized by the National Utility Contractors Association. “Every… Continue reading Strategies for safe trenches and excavations

The Los Medanos College library was serviced in the early morning on Friday, September 19, to repair his air conditioning and close for two hours while the crews worked with heavy equipment. According to an e -mail by Jarrod Holcombe, director of maintenance and operation, the work required the use of a crane in the… Continue reading Library HLK repairs completed – experience

Werner introduced the Ready Step, a new line of light, compact fiber optic pencils. The head was developed for housing companies, HLK technicians and electricians and aims to improve transport, setup speed and the organization of construction sites. It is available in 4-foot and 5.5-foot models.Werner The stand-up step is 15% lighter than comparable standard… Continue reading Werner starts Ready Stepper for Efficiency and Comfort on construction sites.