Fall-protection violations have topped OSHA’s list for more than a decade. Make sure your workers are safe from falls by focusing on three key components: harnesses, lanyards and lifelines, and anchorage.

Counterfeit supplies, from personal protective gear to industrial equipment, can threaten manufacturing employees’ safety. These tips can help you spot scams and protect your workplace.

The latest advances in protective headgear for workers are being adapted from professional sports, where a growing body of research links repetitive head injuries to potentially severe disabilities.

How you put on and take off personal protective equipment can make a critical difference in avoiding workplace injury or illness. Here’s what you need to know.

Industrial fires threaten employee life, destroy company property, and often lead to large fines from OSHA. Intrinsically safe Pelican flashlights help prevent that.

Heat is potentially dangerous to workers in manufacturing. A heat-stress expert at Ergodyne explains what the regulations are and how manufacturers can keep their people safe.

Wearing safety glasses or goggles is the surest way to avoid eye injuries on the job. Removing dirt, grease and grime from the lens and sanitizing the protective eyewear help keep workers safe. Here’s what you should know.