As a safety manager or training specialist, one of the biggest challenges you likely face on the job is not just developing great training content—but developing training...

It's no secret that workplace accidents and injuries can cost companies big-time; for example, did you know that an on-the-job motor vehicle accident can easily cost an org...

Could your organization or institution benefit from additional funding for workplace health and safety training? If so, then you may want to explore eligibility for the rec...

Across the United States, instances of sudden cardiac arrest affect more than 220,000 people—with an astonishing 10,000 instances occurring in the American workplace.

One of OSHA’s most pressing priorities isn’t reflected in the agency’s general industry statutes (at 29 CFR, Part 1910).

Ask most safety professionals what they need more of and the answer probably isn’t conferences or webinars.

In any workplace, there are inherent risks and dangers that come along with performing one's job on a daily basis.

It’s every employer’s worst nightmare.

During week four of National Safety Month, employers across the country are focusing on renewed driver safety training among workers who operate company vehicles.

Across manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and other industries, June is National Safety Month—and the second week of June is completely focused on employee wellness.