No matter how good you are at your work, there is a chance you will make a wrong move. It could be for just a second -- putting your hand in front of a blade or under a punch
While refueling an aircraft, a worker accidentally sprayed aviation fuel into his face. The govt. inspector found that the Class 1A protective eyewear the victim was wearing
One size doesn't fit all when it comes to safety gear. The sizes of work clothing and protective equipment have traditionally been for the average male worker. This equipment
A long-running and complex dispute between the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) and police union boiled down to a single issue: Did issuing N95 disposable respirators appropriat
A government safety official ordered a small air carrier to conduct an investigation to determine whether its Cessna planes were exposing workers to noise hazards and make th
Cuts account for an estimated 30 percent of workplace injuries, and about 70 percent of such injuries involve the hands or fingers, according to the National Safety Council.