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Maine Pulp Mill Cited $794,456 After Two Fatalities The month’s largest penalty went to Woodland Pulp LLC in Baileyville, Maine. On July 30, OSHA announced proposed penalties of $794,456 following two investigations. On January 27, 2026, workers performing a cold weather shutdown were exposed to high concentrations of uncontrolled hydrogen sulfide gas. Two employees died.…
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OSHA Violations Roundup
08.18.2026 ComplianceMaine Pulp Mill Cited $794,456 After Two Fatalities The month’s largest penalty went to Woodland Pulp LLC in Baileyville, Maine.…
Electrical Safety in the Workplace: Your Complete Guide
07.27.2026 ComplianceJump To: A frayed cord. A skipped lockout step. A worker who assumes the breaker is off. These are the…
EPA Updates EPCRA Rules to Align with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard
07.13.2026 ComplianceOne of the most important changes is the adoption of OSHA’s current definitions for hazard category, health hazard, and physical…
New ASTM SIF Standard: What It Means for Internal Injury Reporting
06.12.2026 ComplianceASTM International recently released ASTM E2920-26, an updated standard that introduces a more structured approach to recording and evaluating workplace…
California’s Silicosis Crisis Highlights The Need For Stronger Worker Protections
06.12.2026 ComplianceA growing health crisis in California is shining a spotlight on one of the most serious and preventable occupational diseases:…
NASP’s New NFPA 70E Online Courses Help Build Safer Electrical Workplaces
05.14.2026 ComplianceWhy NFPA 70E Training Matters Electrical hazards remain one of the most serious workplace safety risks across many industries. The…
Preparing for OSHA’s Next Wave of Enforcement
05.14.2026 ComplianceWorkplace safety enforcement is expected to remain a top priority in 2026, with OSHA continuing targeted inspections in high-risk industries…
Heat Injury and Awareness on the Job: Preparing for Summer Hazards
04.09.2026 ComplianceAs temperatures rise heading into the summer months, so do the risks associated with working in hot environments. Heat-related illnesses…
Did OSHA Really Skip Its Annual Penalty Increase?
04.09.2026 ComplianceEarlier this year, some safety professionals started asking a simple but surprising question: Did OSHA forget to increase its penalties?…
Lithium-Ion Batteries: The Hidden Workplace Fire Risk (and What to Do About It)
03.05.2026 ComplianceLithium-ion batteries quietly power more of your workplace than ever—cordless tools, radios, laptops, cleaning equipment, e-bikes and scooters, material-handling equipment,…
Wildfire Smoke and Air Quality: What Employers Need to Know to Protect Workers
03.05.2026 ComplianceWildfire smoke is no longer a remote concern for workplaces in remote regions. Smoke from wildfires hundreds of miles away…
DOT in Hot Water over Use of AI
02.13.2026 ComplianceBackground Recent reporting has raised alarms about the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) decision to use Google’s generative AI model…
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