Seventh Annual Golf Outing Set for June 5th
Your support over the past six years has made this event a tremendous success, raising $75,000 to benefit the children at Riley.


Identifying the True Cost of an Injury
When it comes to injuries, you may not even realize the unseen cost impacts for months or years.


Why Contractor Registries Aren't Safety Programs
Relying solely on a database may mean missing out on smaller, high-quality local or regional contractors for your projects.


Safety First In Construction Day Commemorated on April 16
Although safety is important each and every day, companies should use April 16th as a day to renew an annual commitment to safety and to the elimination of injuries on jobsites.


Kidde Voluntarily Recalls XL Fire Extinguishers
The pressurized cylinders in the recalled fire extinguishers could lose pressure and fail to operate.


OSHA Renews Alliance with the American Pipeline Contractors Association
Trenching and excavation among the hazards addressed in a renewed Alliance between OSHA and the American Pipeline Contractors Assoc.


Safety Management Group Audit Team Spans the Nation
A Safety Management Group Audit Team completed a week long audit of a power plant last month in Utah as part of a series of audits that began last year.


Louisville Ladder Recalls Extension Ladders Due to Fall Hazard Concern
The recalled ladders are Type I, IA, or II extension ladders with fiberglass rails and “D” shaped aluminum rungs.




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