Chemical plants are a critical part of the U.S. economy. They produce materials for agriculture, medicine, fuel, plastics, and many other industries. But these facilities also carry risks, toxic chemicals, flammable gases, and pressurized systems can
By the Numbers: Cannabis Use Among U.S. Workers by Industry
Cannabis is now legal in many states for medical or recreational use. As laws have changed, so has public opinion, and usage. But what does this mean for the American workforce?Understanding cannabis use at work is important for both safety and produ
The Human Factor in Blasting Area Safety: What Behavior-Based Data Tells Us
In high-risk work zones like blasting areas, safety is often thought of in terms of equipment, explosives, and site conditions. But the truth is, human behavior plays a much bigger role than most realize. Accidents don’t just happen because of faulty
Engineering Controls for Benzene Exposure: What the Data Says About Their Effectiveness
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How Well Are Food Establishments Preparing for Inspections? A Look at Pre-Inspection Readiness Trends
Food safety is a top priority for public health, and inspections play a vital role in keeping restaurants, processing plants, and retail vendors safe. In recent years, data shows that most food establishments are well-prepared before their inspection
Rear-End Collisions in the U.S.: The Most Common Crash Type, by the Numbers
Rear-end collisions are the most common type of car crash in the United States. They happen when one vehicle hits the back of another. These crashes may sound simple, but they are responsible for a large number of injuries and even deaths every year.
Asbestos Exposure in the U.S.: Trends, Statistics, and Industry Hotspots
Asbestos exposure remains a serious health risk in the United States. Despite its ban in many products and reduced usage over the years, asbestos still exists in older buildings, industrial materials, and specific work environments. This article expl
Top cGMP Violations in Analytical Labs: FDA 483 and Warning Letter Trends
Analytical labs play a central role in drug development and manufacturing. Whether testing raw materials, finished products, or environmental samples, the accuracy and integrity of lab data are vital for patient safety and regulatory compliance. That
How Safety Orientation Impacts Injury Rates: What the Latest OSHA Data Tells Us
Safety orientation is often viewed as a routine step during onboarding. But behind the scenes, it plays a powerful role in reducing workplace injuries. As fresh data from OSHA and recent research show, companies that take safety training seriously ex
The Data Gap: How Many Employers Fail to Retain Exposure Records for the Required 30 Years?
Exposure records help protect employee health in the long term, but many employers fall short when it comes to keeping them for the required period. According to OSHA regulations, certain medical and exposure records must be kept for at least 30 year