OSHA Cites JSW Steel for Failing to Train Workers Properly and Implement Audit Procedures for Metal Cutting Machine
The Baytown, Texas, company faces $126,000 in proposed fines.
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13 DEC 14
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$12M in Grants Will Include Court-Involved Youth
The money is intended to expand the youth skills training and education program.
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12 DEC 14
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The New Frontier: Preparing for the Surge of Wearable Technology in the Workplace
By Tracy L. Moon Jr. The business use of wearable-technology devices such as glasses, barcode readers and high-definition cameras is in the early stages, but it likely will expand beyond what we can imagine today. Are you ready? Wearable technology is a new frontier that employers and safety professionals must prepare to address. While the
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Safety Problem-Solving: The Incredible Effort to Improve the Past
Trying to solve problems is like trying to prevent accidents that already have happened. Organizations constantly ask if I can help them solve their safety problems. Think about this: Problems are things that already have happened. They cannot be changed or improved. Yes, past problems, if not addressed, potentially can repeat, so preventing their repetition
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