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When Invisible Danger Strikes: The Perils of Hydrogen Sulfide in Confined Spaces
By NASP Webmaster Current Events
The Trinity County Tragedy On August 27, 2025, three workers in Trinity County, Texas, lost their lives while responding to a problem at a sewer plant. One worker entered a manhole to stop sewage from backing up and was quickly overcome by toxic fumes. Two others attempted to rescue him, only to be overcome by…
Rethinking the Safety Triangle: From Heinrich and Bird to a New Era
Editorial
“The Bird Triangle was wrong, but it changed safety forever.” For nearly a century, the Heinrich/Bird Safety Triangle has been one of the most recognizable – and controversial – images in safety. It has been called outdated, invalid, misleading, and even dangerous. And yet, few models in our field have had such lasting influence. For…
Expanding the Scope of Safety: NASP Services You Might Not Know About
Safety Culture
At the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP), our mission has always been to provide safety professionals with the tools and knowledge they need to create safer workplaces. While many are familiar with our flagship certifications and online training, NASP also offers a range of specialized services that go beyond traditional safety education. These services…
Choosing the Right PPE: Avoiding Substandard and Fake Products
Compliance
A Growing Problem with Online PPE Recent reports have highlighted serious concerns about the sale of substandard personal protective equipment (PPE) online, including through platforms such as TikTok Shop. Several products marketed as “safety shoes,” “safety belts,” and even respirators were recalled in the United Kingdom after failing basic safety tests. Although these recalls were…
Healthcare in Crisis: Why Worker Safety Must Become a Top Priority
Safety Culture
Healthcare workers are the backbone of our communities, yet they face alarming levels of risk every time they enter the workplace. According to The State of Healthcare Worker Safety report by Verkada and The Harris Poll, healthcare accounts for 73 percent of all nonfatal workplace injuries caused by violence. The study, based on a nationwide…
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Safety News Break
03.24.2021 YoutubeAre you struggling to grow your safety culture, or are you simply looking for ways to make it better? Follow…
Safety News Break
03.19.2021 YoutubeOSHA has launched a national emphasis program focusing enforcement efforts on companies that put the largest number of workers at…
Safety News Break
03.12.2021 YoutubeOSHA has scheduled the National Safety Standown for May 3rd through the 7th. How will you participate? Click the link…
Safety News Break
03.11.2021 YoutubeStruggling to grow Leadership Engagement and Employee Involvement in your facility? Watch this webinar to learn some important tips to…
Safety News Break
03.09.2021 YoutubeDid you know that it is estimated that $1 of every $3 dollars spent on worker’s compensation stems from ergonomic…
Safety Professional Creed
03.09.2021 ComplianceNASP came across this on a safety professional website. We are unsure of the author as it had been shared…
OSHA Announced Preliminary Top 10 for 2020
03.04.2021 ComplianceThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has announced its preliminary Top 10 most frequently cited workplace safety standards for…
Report: OSHA Needs to Crack Down on Recordkeeping Violations
03.04.2021 ComplianceA new report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) paints a picture of how it thinks OSHA should crack down…
NASP Safety News Break
03.04.2021 YoutubeThrough an exclusive webinar broadcast, the NSC just announced OSHA’s new Top 10 for FY2020. Follow the link and watch…
Safety News Break
02.25.2021 YoutubeAre you looking to avoid costly fines and ensure your HAZCOM program meets compliance requirements? Check out these six key…
NASP Safety News Break
02.10.2021 YoutubeThe Commonwealth of Virginia was the first state in the country to enact permanent COVID-19 workplace safety standards. Follow the…
Boston Mayor Chosen as Labor Secretary
02.09.2021 Current EventsPresident Joe Biden has chosen Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to be his labor secretary. Walsh would oversee OSHA and MSHA,…