The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its annual report on workplace injuries and illnesses for 2020. The estimates in the BLS report come from the Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses (SOII). According to...

Working at heights involves increased risks. Three height-related categories are in OSHA’S top 10 most frequently cited standards following work-site inspections: fall protection is first, scaffolding requirements are second...

Fatigue in the workplace can be very dangerous. When people are tired, they tend to make mistakes that can lead to accidents, resulting in injury or illness. It is estimated that fatigue is a contributing factor in one-third...

Before the covid-19 pandemic, many workers were required to travel for their jobs. What happens if a worker gets injured while traveling? Does the injury fall under the purview of the employer? If so, must injuries and...

One of the major goals of risk management is to help keep employees safe. Whether from ladder falls, auto accidents, arc flash or other hazards, prioritizing safety risk management can truly bring a business to the next level...

Aerial lifts can cause severe injuries. From 2011 to 2014, they were involved in nearly 100 fatalities and more than 1,300 injuries. Fortunately, workers and employers can follow several regulations, standards and safety...