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How to Save Money By Developing Your Own Safety Programs

How to Save Money By Developing Your Own Safety Programs

While prioritizing workplace safety is essential, it can also be expensive. Developing safety programs internally instead of outsourcing training can protect employees and financial assets. Whether you’re a business owner or manager, equipping yourself or a staff member to develop safety programs can save your company money. Alongside the financial benefits of having a team…
How to Maintain Accurate Safety Records

How to Maintain Accurate Safety Records

Maintaining safety records helps keep your organization legally compliant and builds a culture where every employee returns home safely each day. Safety records rarely make headlines unless something goes wrong, but when an accident happens, they provide critical information. They can reveal emerging patterns linked to workplace dangers, and lives can be saved when action…
OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements

OSHA Recordkeeping Requirements

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) covers standards for safe and healthy workplaces in the United States. It establishes regulations, performs inspections, conducts training and education, and works with state agencies and other industry regulators. OSHA also establishes safety recordkeeping requirements to track and monitor workplace accidents in various industries. Learn more about OSHA…
Guide to Navigating Safety Audits

Guide to Navigating Safety Audits

Safety audits are structured processes that evaluate how effectively your organization’s safety programs, procedures, and systems function. Think of this as a health check for your safety management system (SMS). The primary objective is identifying gaps, ensuring compliance, and driving continuous improvement. Audits also show employees that leadership is invested in their safety, fostering greater…

Safeguarding Workers from Heat Stress: The Role of Training and State Regulations

As summer weather approaches, extreme heat has become a pressing occupational hazard, affecting both outdoor and indoor workers across the United States. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can lead to serious health issues, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and even death. Recognizing these dangers, several states have implemented regulations to protect workers, and organizations like…

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Getting the Most Out of Your Trip to the 2024 NSC Safety Congress and Expo

Getting the Most Out of Your Trip to the 2024 NSC Safety Congress and Expo

09.11.2024 Current Events
Attending trade shows like the NSC Safety Congress and Expo can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so much to…
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NASP Stands with United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities (USMWF): Honoring Lives Lost and Supporting Families

NASP Stands with United Support & Memorial for Workplace Fatalities (USMWF): Honoring Lives Lost and Supporting Families

09.11.2024 Current Events
    Losing a loved one to a workplace accident is an unimaginable tragedy. It is a painful reality that…
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Unlock the Full Potential of Safety Leadership with a NASP Premium Membership!

Unlock the Full Potential of Safety Leadership with a NASP Premium Membership!

09.11.2024 Current Events
In 2024, the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP) launched a redesigned membership platform that makes it easier than ever…
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The Critical Importance of Industrial Hygiene in the Workplace

The Critical Importance of Industrial Hygiene in the Workplace

09.11.2024 Compliance
Industrial hygiene is a crucial aspect of workplace safety that often goes unnoticed until something goes wrong. It encompasses the…
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A Somber Reminder: The Tragic School Shooting in Atlanta and the Need for Workplace Violence Prevention

A Somber Reminder: The Tragic School Shooting in Atlanta and the Need for Workplace Violence Prevention

09.11.2024 Current Events
      On September 4th, 2024, tragedy struck once again, this time at a school in Atlanta, Georgia. A…
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New OSHA Heat Regulations: A Critical Step Towards Worker Safety

New OSHA Heat Regulations: A Critical Step Towards Worker Safety

07.10.2024 Current Events
As temperatures rise globally, ensuring the safety and health of workers exposed to extreme heat has become a pressing issue.…
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New NASP Safety Certification Holders

New NASP Safety Certification Holders

07.10.2024 Certifications
NASP would like to congratulate the safety professionals who have recently earned their Master Safety Professional (MSP)® and Certified Safety…
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Preventable Tragedy: Lessons from a Molten Metal Leak Incident

Preventable Tragedy: Lessons from a Molten Metal Leak Incident

07.10.2024 Compliance
A recent investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor revealed critical safety lapses at Ellwood Engineered Castings Co. in Hubbard,…
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Reinforcing Safety with Design

Reinforcing Safety with Design

07.10.2024 Compliance
When it comes to construction projects, from design-build condos to built-to-suit warehouses, ensuring the highest level of safety is paramount.…
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Supreme Court Maintains OSHA’s Authority, Declines Allstates Refractory LLC Challenge

Supreme Court Maintains OSHA’s Authority, Declines Allstates Refractory LLC Challenge

07.10.2024 Current Events
    On July 2, 2024, the Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge by Ohio-based construction contractor Allstates Refractory…
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Aging Workers: Where do they fit into the workforce?

Aging Workers: Where do they fit into the workforce?

07.10.2024 Compliance
While much focus is placed on attracting and retaining Gen Z and millennial workers, the aging workforce represents a significant…
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