The preliminary list of 10 Top OSHA violations of 2024 includes 26,207 violations, compared to 28,912 in 2023. That’s a 10 percent drop from last year.
Although the top 10 standards are the same as last year, several rankings changed.
Properly labeling chemicals for storage, use and transportation can be confusing, but it is critical for safety management. Does your team understand GHS labeling requirements? They should. This article explains what you need to know.
Developing a year-round safety training calendar can be challenging. An article at SafeWork Insider shares key steps you can take to create a system that is positive for your company and its workforce.
Effective noise monitoring and control measures in the workplace are crucial to preventing noise-induced hearing loss and ensuring employee safety. A noise survey can help employers determine which employees are at risk.
Good work place organization within a user’s PC can save significant effort and reduce operator stress. Learn how to organize and control your local IT workspace. Get organized in less than 20 minutes!
Slogans are not just snappy phrases. They are powerful tools that reinforce the importance of workplace safety. Slogans on signs, posters and banners remind employees to stay vigilant, follow safety protocols and look out for each other.
About 10 million US workers incur permanent hearing loss annually - incurring more than $240 million in workers' compensation costs. Learn what OSHA requires from employers, and what workers can do to protect their hearing. Learn More
News & Notes
OSHA Launches Severe Injury Report Dashboard
OSHA recently unveiled its Severe Injury Report (SIR) data dashboard, an online tool that allows users to search the agency’s severe injury report database and view workplace injury trends. Learn more.
NIOSH Prevention Through Design Toolkit for the Construction Industry
This toolkit promotes the use of PtD practices by construction companies and contractors to reduce and eliminate some of the most significant hazards seen by construction workers. Learn more.
OSHA Proposes Nationwide Workplace Heat Safety Standard
The proposed standard would apply to all employers conducting outdoor and indoor work in all general industry, construction, maritime, and agriculture sectors where OSHA has jurisdiction. Learn more.
ComplianceSigns Video Library Check our collection of videos to learn about our products and site features, or have some workplace-safety fun with our "RuleBreakers" videos. See them all.
Upcoming Safety Webinars Presented by OH&S
Oct. 10 - LOTO and NFPA 70E
Oct. 17 - Early Warning Signs of Static Electricity Hazards
Oct. 24 - Revisit Fundamentals of Fall Protection in Construction
