
What's new at OSHA - July 2010
OSHA has made over 2,000 site visits to assess and monitor BP’s actions in protecting workers involved in the cleanup process in the Gulf region...
Sounding out against the Vuvuzelas
The sheer volume of noise generated from hundreds and possibly thousands of vuvuzelas at sporting events could potentially be damaging to the ears...
Characterizing Musculoskeletal Disorders in automotive industry
Researchers have recently carried out a study to discover the types of MSDs of the upper limbs suffered by blue and white collar workers in two automotive manufacturing plants in Germany...
What's new at OSHA - June 2010
OSHA has taken steps to further protect workers in the general industry from slips, trips and falls on walking-working surfaces...
Respiratory health in textile workers after work cessation
Workers in the textile industry are potentially exposed to cotton dusts and associated endotoxin...
OSHA provides health and safety support for oil spill cleanup workers...
President Obama promises mine safety review...
Is working for the Electric Utility Industry a pain in the neck?
A study has recently been published to describe the incidence and impact of neck injuries among workers in the electric utility industry...
What's new at OSHA - March 2010
OSHA publishes new health and safety bulletins
The deadline for nominations relating to 10 vacancies (five labor and five management) to Federal Advisory Council on Occupational Safety and Health is extended until March 31, 2010...
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