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Salmonella outbreaks can cause serious disruptions in workplaces, especially those involving food handling or close contact among employees. And, with a recent outbreak prompting a warning by the CDC, you may need to evaluate the risks it poses to your team and you...

Navigating the complex maze of workplace safety and labor laws can often feel overwhelming for employers and employees alike. With regulations constantly evolving, misunderstandings and compliance challenges are common, sometimes with serious consequences. Recognizing...

Did you know that occupations requiring the most stringent and frequent vision tests are those where visual impairment could directly endanger lives or public safety? Good vision is essential for safety and precision in many professions, especially those where...

Firefighters face unparalleled risks every day, battling blazes to save lives and property. Yet, one of their most insidious threats comes not from flames, but from their protective gear and firefighting tools. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of...

Workers in outdoor and natural environments frequently encounter wildlife, leading to potential injuries ranging from minor bites to life-threatening attacks. These incidents pose significant occupational health risks, particularly in industries such as construction,...

Employers in the transportation industry, take note. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is rolling out significant updates to DOT medical certification reporting, set to take effect June 23, 2025. These changes mark a shift toward real-time...

Law enforcement officers face numerous dangers every single day. And yet, one in particular poses a hidden, yet pervasive occupational hazard: needlestick injuries. These injuries occur when officers encounter hidden or improperly discarded needles or syringes during...

Silica dust poses serious health and safety risks to mining workers. Prolonged inhalation of fine crystalline particles can result in silicosis, lung cancer, and other serious respiratory diseases. And, throughout all industries, approximately 2.3 million workers in...

Workplace chemical fires pose serious risks, from severe burns, toxic exposures, and even fatalities. Preventing chemical fires (and all fires) should remain one of your top priorities, in order to save lives, reduce injuries, avoid costly damages, ensure regulatory...

Did you know that failing to conduct workplace urinalysis tests risks undetected health issues, increased safety hazards, legal liabilities, and missed opportunities for early intervention? In safety-critical roles where impairment testing should complement drug...