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The Hearings Are Over. The Standards Aren’t.

OSHA’s deregulatory rulemaking reached the end of its most visible phase last month. The agency held five days of informal public hearings beginning August 19, 2026 and concluding August 26, all held virtually before an administrative law judge. The record is now built. What happens next occurs out of public view. What the Five Days…

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Contractor sentenced to prison for double fatality

Contractor sentenced to prison for double fatality

01.13.2020 Current Events
The contractor convicted on two counts of manslaughter for his involvement in a fatal Boston trench collapse has been sentenced…
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OSHA regulation focus in 2020: ‘Nibbling around the edges’

OSHA regulation focus in 2020: ‘Nibbling around the edges’

01.13.2020 Current Events
How will OSHA affect your company in 2020, the fourth year of the Trump administration? The spoken theme overall, not…
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No Drop in Injuries for First Time in 6 Years

No Drop in Injuries for First Time in 6 Years

12.11.2019 Current Events
For the first time since 2012, there was no drop in the number of workplace injuries and illnesses year-to-year, according…
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Engineer suffers first-degree burns from high-vis shirt, sparking medical warning

Engineer suffers first-degree burns from high-vis shirt, sparking medical warning

12.06.2019 Current Events
In a letter to the editor of the Medical Journal of Australia published today, emergency medicine specialist Ioana Vlad explained…
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OSHA considering changes to silica standard

OSHA considering changes to silica standard

12.03.2019 Current Events
OSHA may “broaden the circumstances” under which certain employers would be permitted to comply with its Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard for Construction,…
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OSHA Issues Enforcement Directives Targeting a Variety of Industry and Manufacturers

OSHA Issues Enforcement Directives Targeting a Variety of Industry and Manufacturers

11.26.2019 Current Events
Effective October 1, 2019, Region VII OSHA (Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa) announced a combination of Regional Emphasis Programs, along…
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Safety Manager Sentenced to 3 months in Cover-up

Safety Manager Sentenced to 3 months in Cover-up

11.13.2019 Current Events
A safety manager charged with covering up information about an employee’s death at the company’s Ohio plant was sentenced to…
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OSHA’s Top 10 violations in 2019 account for 27K citations: Construction Industry Hit Hardest.

OSHA’s Top 10 violations in 2019 account for 27K citations: Construction Industry Hit Hardest.

10.10.2019 Current Events
Where is OSHA concentrating inspections? Answer: In the industries where they found numerous violations previously. That’s why it’s important to…
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NASP Partners with Pervidi Software to Provide World-Class EHS Management

NASP Partners with Pervidi Software to Provide World-Class EHS Management

10.10.2019 Current Events
Manage your Safety Program from your cellphone! NASP has partnered with Pervidi software to provide our premium members with an…
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Construction Deaths Decline, Fatal Falls Up

Construction Deaths Decline, Fatal Falls Up

09.19.2019 Current Events
While the number of fatalities in Construction has decreased, deaths from falls continue to increase, according to a new report.…
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60% of Safety Risks Go Unreported

60% of Safety Risks Go Unreported

09.12.2019 Current Events
See something, say something. It’s a phrase that applies in several situations, including workplace safety, and we all hear it…
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Enviro manager gets year in clink – firm fined $25M!

Enviro manager gets year in clink – firm fined $25M!

08.28.2019 Current Events
How could things have gotten so bad at Tonawanda Coke Corp., NY, that the company would release benzene fumes and…
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