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HHS Reinstates Hundreds of NIOSH Workers; Deep Cuts Still Remain

1 day ago | ishn.com | Benita Mehta

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) was set to lose 90 percent of the agency's workforce. But a federal lawsuit brought by a coal miner and a push among some members of Congress might have prompted the Department of Health and Human Services to reinstate some programs.
Building a Digital Safety Net for High-Stakes Pharma Labs

4 days ago | ishn.com | Emily Newton

The pharmaceutical industry faces unique safety concerns. While vaccine manufacturing workflows themselves may not be dangerous, failing to meet quality standards or a lack of oversight can lead to significant risks for end users. Consequently, the safety of the product is more prominent than that of its production, and these items face strict regulatory requirements. As pharma demand has risen and technology has advanced, the sector has shifted toward digital safety nets.
Workers Memorial Day Serves as Reminder to Fight for Worker Safety

4 days ago | ishn.com | Benita Mehta

Workers Memorial Day, observed annually on April 28th, is dedicated to remembering and honoring the workers who have tragically lost their lives, suffered debilitating injuries, or fallen ill as a direct result of their work. The day also serves as a powerful event to reaffirm the ongoing commitment to the fight for safe and healthy working conditions for all people.
ISHN Joins All-New MAX Event for Manufacturing, Automation, Safety in March 2026

1 week ago | ishn.com | Benita Mehta

Today's Safety NewsEnvironmental Health and SafetyFacility SafetySafety TechnologyEHS Conventions Mark your calendars! The Manufacturing & Automation eXchange (MAX) is set to take place from March 25-26, 2026, at Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee. This premier event promises to be a dynamic and engaging experience for professionals across the manufacturing and automation sectors. MAX is meticulously designed to address the pivotal shifts shaping today’s manufacturing landscape.
Workers Memorial Day: Remembrance and Advocacy for Workplace Safety

2 weeks ago | ishn.com | Benita Mehta

Workers Memorial Day, observed annually on April 28th, is dedicated to remembering and honoring the workers who have tragically lost their lives, suffered debilitating injuries, or fallen ill as a direct result of their work. The day also serves as a powerful and vital moment to reaffirm the ongoing commitment to the fight for safe and healthy working conditions for all people.
Emergency Readiness on the Job Site

3 weeks ago | ishn.com | Katie Brenneman

Construction sites are at the top of the list of riskiest work environments. The presence of heavy machinery, hazardous materials, and challenging work conditions make construction sites hard to work in and stay safe. Common hazards include falls from heights, equipment malfunctions, structural failures, and exposure to dangerous substances. Also, keep in mind the impact of tariffs on the safety of the products you’re using.
Essential Skills for Heavy Machinery Operators in a Technology-Driven Environment

3 weeks ago | ishn.com | Ellie Gabel

Many sectors see the advantages of digital transformation and deem it essential to adopt. Heavy machinery is no exception, and operators must upskill to adapt to new workflows and expectations. Modern equipment will have embedded and remote-control systems, including excavators, cranes and other earthmoving technologies.
3 Reasons Industrial Generator Safety Can’t Be an Afterthought

3 weeks ago | ishn.com | Emily Newton

Industrial workplaces feature many machines that can pose safety risks to workers. While some of these are obvious hazards, backup equipment is easier to overlook, as it doesn’t play a regular role in employee’s workflows. Generators may fall into that category, but overlooking their safety concerns is a massive mistake. Any reliable factory safety plan is incomplete without attention to the facility’s industrial generators. Here is a closer look at why.
10 Proactive Steps to Mitigate OSHA’s Most Common Safety Issues

4 weeks ago | ishn.com | Rose Morrison

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guides countless industries in keeping workers healthy and injury-free. Safety managers play a unique intermediary role, communicating these expectations to numerous employees and contractors. Here is how they can design workplace environments to prioritize safety and fight the most frequent safety violations. Safety concerns vary by industry, as professionals are exposed to different machinery and environmental influences.
Workplace Safety at Risk in US

1 month ago | ishn.com | Benita Mehta

Today's Safety NewsGovernment Safety RegulationsColumnsEditorial Comments: Safety & Health | ISHNOSHA There has been some big news recently concerning federal government safety organizations as NIOSH is gutted, OSHA could be losing offices and programs are being cut. ISHN has been focused on covering the news as it happens and we have everything from quick news updates, opinion pieces, features and podcasts to keep our readers informed on what’s happening.