According to the federal occupational safety and health agency, the auto parts manufacturer and a staffing agency it employed repeatedly exposed workers to alleged fall, amputation and electrocution hazards at Georgia facility. Acting on a complaint and as part of the agency’s Regional Emphasis Program on Safety Hazards in the Auto Parts Industry, OSHA initiated
Read more →“Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material” is an international standard promoting the safe and secure transportation of radioactive material, a standard IAEA reviews and updates periodically. And IAEA has released its draft for a 120-day Member State review.
Read more →Sleep deprivation and long work shifts are putting both medical students and their patients at risk. A new public opinion poll confirms that medical professionals should not work for extremely long durations. A new public opinion poll is reaffirming studies that show medical residents who work extensive shifts are putting both patients’ safety and their
Read more →Travis Vance Lessons for employers from the Crimson Tide’s championship football coach. September has arrived. That can only mean one thing: it’s time for college football! Labor Day weekend offered several high-profile games for our viewing pleasure. No. 1-ranked Alabama won one of those contests, with the Crimson Tide overwhelming Southern California by a score
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