The operator of an Ohio nuclear plant along Lake Erie said cracks first discovered three years ago have grown in...
safety & loss control News
Federal authorities have determined that staff at a Dallas hospital endangered a patient in their care, marking the third time...
University of Minnesota is stepping up security on the Twin Cities campus this year. Students may notice additional police, stricter...
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Apex Enterprises Inc. of San Antonio, Texas, with...
A new computer simulation is helping to guide tsunami evacuation planning on the Oregon coast. Produced by Oregon State University,...
New Mexico investigators say proper safety measures were not in place when a trench wall collapsed in Las Vegas, burying...
North Dakota’s per-capita rate of on-the-job deaths remains among the highest in the country, a new report shows. Officials cite...
Transocean Ltd. gave its top executives bonuses for achieving the “best year in safety performance in our company’s history” —...
The Japanese earthquake has homeowners in western Oregon worried, and contractors who do seismic retrofits are hearing about it. One...
A roofing contractor in Wichita, Kan., has been cited for two willful and two serious alleged violations of federal safety...