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OSHA Issues $168,000 Fine For Crane Deaths of Two Workers(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a $168,000 fine to the Mass Bay Electrical Corp for various safety violations linked to the deaths of two workers.34-year-old John Loug ...

Grilling Safety 101: How to Prevent Grilling-Related Injuries(Post)

Are you planning to grill this summer? When compared to other cooking methods, grilling typically delivers a better flavor. It will sear the outside of food, resulting in a crispy exterior and a juic ...

U.S. Government Requiring New Crash-Prevention Technology(Post)

Earlier this month, the U.S.federal government announced measures to require automobile-to-automobile safety technology in all new cars and trucks. While certain make and model vehicles on the market ...

Water Heaters: 5 Safety Tips to Protect You and Your Family From Disaster(Post)

A functional water heater is something that many homeowners take for granted. When you turn on a water faucet in your kitchen or bathroom, you probably expect the water to come out hot. The water hea ...

Aspartame Now Declared Safe By European Officials(Post)

Used in everything from diet sodas and fruit punch to chewing gum and baked goods, aspartame is one of the world's most widely used sugar substitutes. According to some estimates, it's nearly 200 tim ...

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Using a Ride-Sharing Service(Post)

Do you regularly use a ride-sharing service? Whether you're commuting to work or going to the grocery store, ride-sharing services offer a more convenient alternative to driving. You can pull up the ...

5 Important Winter Driving Safety Tips(Post)

Statistics show that nearly one in four weather-related automobile accidents occur on snowy or icy roads. With winter right around the corner, millions of Americans will be forced to drive in these l ...

6 Simple Steps to Improve Workplace Safety(Post)

Maintaining a safe workplace should be a top priority for all business owners. Each year, tens of thousands of workers are seriously injured on the job. The good news is that most of the incidents ca ...

5 Things Not To Do When Welding(Post)

Welding is the process of using extreme temperatures (oftentimes as high as 5,600 degrees Fahrenheit) to cut through metal and/or connect multiple pieces of metal together. Due to these extreme tempe ...

303 Deaths Linked To Faulty GM Airbags(Post)

The world's largest automaker, General Motors (GM), is facing the possibility of civil and criminal charges due to a decades-long problem involving defective ignition switches. To make matters worse ...

New Report Reveals 1 in 10 U.S. Beaches Are Unsafe For Swimming(Post)

You might be think twice before taking a dip in the ocean to cool off this summer. According to an annual beach report conducted by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), 1 in 10 U.S. beaches ...

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Removing Nails From Wood(Post)

Nails are one of the most common types of fasteners. They are used to join wooden planks, walls, floors and other surfaces. While long-lasting, though, nails may need to be removed. If the wooden sur ...

Thanksgiving Safety Tips to Enjoy 'Turkey Day'(Post)

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which means millions of families throughout the country will come together to enjoy good food and good company.Don't Deep-Fry Your TurkeyNo matter how mouth-w ...

Fire Safety Tips to Follow This Thanksgiving Day(Post)

Thanksgiving is fast approaching, with just one left until this nationally recognized holiday. While some families will use this time to shop, others will be cooking delicious, home-prepared meals. I ...

The Dangers of Exposed Power Cords In The Home(Post)

The average American household contains dozens of different outlet-powered electronic devices, some of which include televisions, DVD/Blu-Ray players, stereo systems, video game consoles, computers, ...

Wildfire Safety: How to Prepare for the Wildfire Season(Post)

Do you live in an area that's prone to wildfires? If so, you should prepare for the wildfire season. The month of August is typically considered the peak of wildfire season. It's the hottest and drie ...

Michigan Approves Child Car Seat Bill(Post)

In an effort to reduce the number of automobile-related injuries involving children, the Michigan Senate approved a new bill last week.Lawmakers voted 31-1 in favor of a child car seat bill that foll ...

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Working Around Poison Ivy and Poison Oak(Post)

Poison ivy and poison oak are undoubtedly common. You can find these two creeping plants nearly everywhere in the United States with the exception of Hawaii and Alaska. As their name suggests, though ...

OSHA Fines Auburn Company $816,500 For Falsifying Records(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) proposed a massive $816,500 fine to an Auburn-based company for falsely reporting that it had fixed various safety violations in its Ohio fact ...

5 Safety Tips for Walking on Ice or Snow(Post)

The winter weather can create hazardous conditions for outdoor workers. If your job requires you to work outdoors during this time of year, you may find yourself walking on ice or snow. The presence ...