On the heels of California’s new indoor heat illness prevention standard becoming effective, the federal Occupational Safety and Health ...

Every year, OSHA announces the Top 10 most frequently cited workplace violations. Here are the Top 3 violations for the ...

Earlier this year, OSHA published a new set of rules and regulations designed to improve the safety and health of ...

One of the most-talked-about panel discussions at the NSC Safety Congress & Expo is traditionally the annual unveiling of ...

A proposed federal heat rule that would affect construction, among other industries with workers in high temperatures, has been published in the Federal Register and has entered a public comment ...

Employers also would be required ... annual refresher training and supplemental training after certain heat-related injuries or illnesses at the work site. The proposed rule is available at www ...

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The executive order established interim reporting requirements for those developing large AI compute clusters and/or training frontier models. The order also directed the Commerce Department to define ...

The rationale for paid training under the ESA is simple: if you’re doing something that benefits the employer and is required for your job, it’s considered work and work must be paid.

30, 2024, OSHA issued a notice of ... supervisor-specific training, covering facility policies and procedures for hazardous heat; an annual refresher training for all employees; and supplemental ...

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on an annual basis thereafter, and on a supplemental basis. Supervisors require additional training on the policies and identifying heat-related illness. OSHA created categories of requirements ...