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Safety Hotline Live: OSHA’s Top 10 Violations

OSHA’s most frequently cited violations remain largely unchanged year after year—revealing persistent safety gaps that continue to put employees and employers at risk. Join CBIA’s Delmarina López and McCarter & English’s Tiffany Hubbard for this June…

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OSHA Updates, Extends Heat Program

The following article first appeared in the News & Analysis section of Littler…

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United Safety Professionals Opens Rocky Hill Office

A dedicated safety services company has expanded in Rocky Hill….

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Fatal Occupational Injuries Up in Connecticut

Fatal occupational injuries in Connecticut rose 25% in 2017,...

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OSHA Proposes to Revise Beryllium Standard for General Industry

OSHA today issued a proposed rule to revise the...

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OSHA, Lamar Renew Alliance to Protect Workers in Conn., Mass.

OSHA and Lamar Outdoor Advertising Company have renewed an...

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OSHA Announces 2019 National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls

Employers and workers are invited to participate in the...

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OSHA Issues Final Rule on Crane Operator Certification Requirements

OSHA has published a final rule that clarifies certification...

Massachusetts Railway Employee Subjected to Retaliation for Reporting Injury

OSHA has ordered Springfield Terminal Railway Inc. to compensate...

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Electrical Contractors, Associations Renew Partnership with OSHA

OSHA has renewed a national strategic partnership agreement with...

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OSHA’s Top 10 Safety Violations for Fiscal 2018

OSHA has announced the preliminary top 10 most frequently...

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OSHA Says Retaliation Rule Doesn’t Prohibit Safety Incentive Programs

OSHA issued a memorandum on Oct. 11 clarifying the...

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