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Why psychological health and safety (PHS) is the future of workplace safety

The safety landscape is about to undergo a major transformation. Over the next decade, the biggest threats to workplace safety won’t come from machinery malfunctions or ladder falls. Rather, they’ll come from psychosocial hazards: excessive workload, unsupportive leadership, workplace bullying, and lack or autonomy. These are the hidden risks that erode attention, impair decision-making, and…
How to Become a Safety Manager

How to Become a Safety Manager

The work of a safety manager can be fulfilling as you get to promote and improve safety in your workplace. However, it’s not always an easy job, and getting qualified can be challenging without the right credentials. You must consider whether you have the right traits, if you plan to get a degree, which industry…
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…

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National Safety Month 2025

National Safety Month 2025

06.06.2025 Current Events
National Safety Month, observed every June, is an initiative led by the National Safety Council (NSC) to promote safety awareness…
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NIOSH Workforce Reductions Raise Concerns Over Workplace Safety

NIOSH Workforce Reductions Raise Concerns Over Workplace Safety

06.06.2025 Current Events
Significant staffing reductions at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) have raised concerns among occupational safety professionals…
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Georgia Stone Manufacturer Fined for Silica Exposure: Understanding the Risks and Prevention

Georgia Stone Manufacturer Fined for Silica Exposure: Understanding the Risks and Prevention

06.06.2025 Current Events
Art Stone-Granite & Marble Inc., a stone product manufacturer based in Marietta, Georgia, has been fined $120,000 by the U.S.…
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Incidents in April: A Stark Reminder of the Cost of Complacency

Incidents in April: A Stark Reminder of the Cost of Complacency

05.13.2025 Current Events
April 2025 brought a series of tragic workplace incidents that serve as sobering reminders of how quickly things can go…
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NASP welcomes our newest franchises

NASP welcomes our newest franchises

05.13.2025 Current Events
Welcoming Two New Franchises to the NASP Family The National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP) is proud to welcome two…
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Workers Memorial Day

Workers Memorial Day

04.15.2025 Current Events
If we were to poll workers and leaders within organizations about what workplace safety means to them, we would receive…
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EPA Opts Against Regulating Lead Wheel Weights Amid Declining Usage and Low Exposure Risk

EPA Opts Against Regulating Lead Wheel Weights Amid Declining Usage and Low Exposure Risk

02.13.2025 Current Events
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced its decision not to regulate the manufacture, processing, or distribution of lead…
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Big Changes in 2024: A Look Back at NASP’s Transformational Year

Big Changes in 2024: A Look Back at NASP’s Transformational Year

01.20.2025 Current Events
2024 proved to be an extraordinary year of growth and innovation for the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP). From…
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Study Finds Prolonged Sitting Raises Heart Risks—even for Regular Exercisers

Study Finds Prolonged Sitting Raises Heart Risks—even for Regular Exercisers

01.20.2025 Current Events
The Sedentary Danger A new study from Massachusetts General Hospital shows that spending more than 10.6 hours a day sitting,…
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OSHA Ends Pursuit of COVID-19 Standard for Healthcare, Shifts Focus to Broader Infectious Diseases Rule

OSHA Ends Pursuit of COVID-19 Standard for Healthcare, Shifts Focus to Broader Infectious Diseases Rule

01.16.2025 Compliance
OSHA has officially halted its efforts to establish a COVID-19-specific standard for healthcare settings, opting instead to focus on completing…
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Head Protection at a Turning Point – A Look at Key Findings from the ISEA & J. J. Keller Collaborative Study

Head Protection at a Turning Point – A Look at Key Findings from the ISEA & J. J. Keller Collaborative Study

12.26.2024 Current Events
The latest joint study by J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. and the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) reveals that…
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Head Protection at a Turning Point – A Look at Key Findings from the ISEA & J. J. Keller Collaborative Study

Head Protection at a Turning Point – A Look at Key Findings from the ISEA & J. J. Keller Collaborative Study

11.18.2024 Current Events
    The latest joint study by J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. and the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA)…
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