OSHA has launched a nationwide Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) initiative aimed at meeting the unique needs and characteristics of the construction industry.
OSHA has cited SP Newsprint Co. of Dublin, Ga., following a fatal accident at the company's manufacturing plant. The agency is proposing penalties totaling $78,750.
OSHA recently launched a new topics page on its Web site aimed at assisting employers and employees with information on OSHA workplace standards for steel product manufacturing.
After being fined $135,000 for work safety violations by OSHA, Sears, one of the nation's largest retailers, has agreed to adopt a safety and health program to ensure all powered industrial trucks are operated safely as part of a settlement...
A Little Rock, Ark.-based construction contractor is facing OSHA penalties of $63,000 for alleged safety violations in connection with the death of a worker who fell from a roof in December 2005.
With obesity on the rise in the American workplace, a corporate wellness expert calls for companies to support a fitter work force and a fatter bottom line.
Moen, a Cleveland-based manufacturer of high-quality faucets, showers and accessories, is showering praise on its wellness programs for their potential to cut health care costs.
How do you save millions on health care, cut absenteeism and increase productivity? An ambitious, award-winning health promotion program is doing it for DaimlerChrysler.
