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Technology is Distracting

With continually-emerging technologies such as smartphones and in-car entertainment, driving is becoming increasingly risky. Reducing these preventable accidents needs to be a team effort. Americans need to step back and realize that multitasking while driving is not the answer.

Is America's Hazmat in Good Hands?

Yes, for now. But the world will need a new crop of dedicated dangerous goods professionals to ensure hazmat reaches its destination, safely and on time. Once these chosen few professionals enter the world of dangerous goods, most never leave.

Are 3D Printers Bad for Worker Health?

Some printers produce large amounts of particles, causing respiratory symptoms in workers. Taking steps to reduce the indoor air pollution produced by 3D printers and following a health program can help maintain cleaner, healthier air for workers.

Release Date Set for Global OSH Standard

The Organization for Standardization (ISO) has announced the release date for the global occupational safety and health management standard it's been working on for five years. ISO 45001 will be available starting March 12, 2018.

Top 10 Implementation Pitfalls of a Safety Observation Program

Incorporating an observation program into an organization is necessary when trying to evolve to an interdependent safety culture. However, there are several pitfalls an organization can fall into that can lead to disaster.

CSB on the Budget Chopping Block

The U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) is one of the federal agencies slated for elimination under the 2019 budget proposal. The cuts are part of an effort to slash the federal deficit by $3 trillion over the next 10 years.

Could Self-Driving Trucks Make Roads Safer?

Drowsy Driving a Bigger Problem than Previously Thought

The percentage of crashes involving drowsiness is nearly 8 times higher than federal estimates indicate. Analysis of in-vehicle dashcam video from more than 700 crashes confirmed that the danger of drowsy driving goes well beyond the federal estimates of drowsiness being a factor in crashes.

Free Wellness Program Available for Small-business Employees in Ohio's High-risk Industries

Ohio workers in high-risk industries now have access to free health and wellness resources and services through a new program funded by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation. The program provides workers with resources to "take ownership" of their health and well-being.

Minimum Wage Increase Leads to Reductions in Illness-related Absences

In the world's largest running household study of its kind, health economists have found that a $1 increase in the minimum wage translated into as much as a six-hour reduction in absenteeism per worker per year.

Occupational Health Research Round-up: February 2018

This month's crop of occupational health research papers includes reluctance to take sick leave, chemical-induced hearing loss, long hours impacting film industry health, and investing in health of shift workers.