DOL Sues Manufacturer After It Fired Employee Who Tried to Call 911
The company’s owner insisted the worker drive the injured employee to an urgent care clinic instead, according to OSHA.
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06 JAN 17
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06 JAN 17
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Illinois Roofing Contractor Cited After Exposing Workers to Deadly Fall Hazards
Four willful and two serious safety violations were issued to Barringer Brothers Roofing.
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06 JAN 17
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Record Number of Women Become New South Wales Firefighters
All 24 recruits in the Australian department’s most recent class received advanced training in firefighting, road crash rescue procedures, advanced first aid, community risk management, fire science, and hazardous materials response.
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05 JAN 17
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Heavy-Duty Vacuum Disintegrates Safety Concerns
David Kennedy The Cianbro facility in Georgetown, Mass., found a way to reduce the potential for employee injuries, unscheduled downtime and wasted manpower in its abrasive blasting operation. Nearly every manager or supervisor in heavy industry has heard that safety is good for business. According to the OSHA document, “Safety and Health Add Value,” effective
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