Employers in the United States will get new training and resources to help them find and eliminate high-risk hazards through a federal alliance focused on preventing serious workplace injuries and… …
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Falls linked to 844 deaths in 2024 in U.S., NSC analysis of OSHA’s top violations finds
Falls caused 844 workplace deaths in the United States in 2024, including 666 falls to a lower level, according to a new analysis from the National Safety Council examining the… …
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The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has extended its Heat National Emphasis Program through April 2031, giving the agency five more years to enforce heat safety rules at worksites… …
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Mesa Labs calibrators adopted by OSHA as worker safety scrutiny grows
U.S. workplace safety regulators have standardized their field enforcement operations on Mesa Laboratories’ DryCal Defender calibrators, purchasing more than 120 units in 2025, as occupational health professionals warn that a …
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The National Safety Council says it looks forward to working with newly confirmed OSHA head David Keeling to address workplace safety issues that killed more than 4,500 American workers in… …
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Falls lead OSHA violations in U.S. for 15th year, linked to 725 workplace deaths
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberFalls from heights remained the most frequently cited workplace safety violation for the 15th consecutive year, contributing to 725 workplace deaths in 2023, according to new data from the National… …
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Florida roofing contractor faces $752,846 in penalties after worker falls through skylight
The U.S. Department of Labor has cited a Jacksonville roofing contractor with 10 safety violations and proposed penalties totaling $752,846 after a worker fell through a residential skylight and required …



