Comprehensive training and a robust safety culture are key to preventing electrocution risks in manufacturing settings.

OSHA’s latest arc-flash guidance highlights critical safety measures, including proper hazard identification, PPE requirements, and the importance of verifying de-energized work. Employers must take ...

The DOGE leader told the former head of the FAA to resign and, on Trump's first day, he did just that.

Personal protective equipment (PPE), such as masks, hand sanitizer and sanitizing wipes, are also eligible medical expenses if they're used primarily for preventing the spread of COVID-19.