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The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has just finalized a significant update to its personal protective equipment (PPE) standards for the construction industry. This new rule directly addresses a concern that has long impacted job site safety: ensuring PPE fits every worker properly. As a safety equipment supplier, we’re here to break down what this means for you and why it’s a step forward for construction safety. What’s New with OSHA's Updated R …

Failure to Identify Safety Hazards Results in Fines for Alabama CompanyAn Alabama auto parts manufacturer is facing huge fines because they "...failed to identify and correct hazards to ensure the safety and health of their employees,” according to the US Department of Labor.Arkal Automotive USA Inc., which faces $47,857 in proposed penalties, allegedly exposed its employees to moving parts hazards as well as exposure to hazardous energy.  One of the most obvious failures in this …