HEAT ILLNESS CAN BE DEADLY. Every year, thousands of workers become sick from exposure to heat, and some even die. These illnesses and deaths are preventable.
Texting and driving is a serious hazard. Take a look at this map of the US that shows what states have texting bans.
Federal regulators ordered an in-depth inspection Tuesday at a nuclear power plant run by the Tennessee Valley Authority in northern Alabama after deciding the failure of an emergency cooling system there could have been a serious safety problem.
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On a clear June afternoon, a tractor-trailer truck crested a small rise on a stretch of interstate highway in Oklahoma. Plainly visible in the distance were more than a dozen cars and trucks that had stopped while a fender-bender was being cleared.
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Forty years after the passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSH Act), "there is much more work to be doneā¦.The job safety laws must be strengthened," finds the 2011 AFL-CIO annual job safety report "Death on the Job," released this morning to commemorate Wo …
The government has approved new mandatory safety rules for toddler beds.
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California lawmakers kept up the pressure Thursday for a harder look at earthquake safety at the two nuclear power plants in the state, questioning why federal regulators won't halt relicensing work until new seismic maps are completed.
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once again we see that republicans are against public safety
Federal safety regulators say a popular hair smoothing treatment called Brazilian Blowout can release unsafe levels of the chemical formaldehyde, posing a risk to hair salon workers and their customers.
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Federal health officials are beginning a new push to improve hospital safety — aiming to save 60,000 lives over the next three years and save money at the same time.
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Safety: at home and on the job has not initiated any private discussions.