A natural gas leak in Kansas City made for an extremely dangerous situation as firefighters tried to battle flames at a local nail salon March 21.
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In 1911, 146 employees working at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York’s Greenwich Village were killed in a factory fire.
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In order to keep employees safe from carbon monoxide exposure and prevent injury or death from poisoning, employers need to provide not only education and training but proper safety equipment to alert workers of hazardous situations
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Although employers are responsible for providing adequate training to prevent employee injury, they must also install safety equipment.
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In an area like the oil industry where dangerous chemicals and gases may be present, the prevention of worker injury is important.
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Faulty safety equipment can compromise employee safety.
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The oil and gas industry can be a dangerous one for workers.
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Toxic gas detectors can save the lives of employees who may be required to work with hazardous gases.
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Southern Hens Inc. received 43 federal health and safety citations after a worker was killed on the job in Moselle, Mississippi.
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An automotive manufacturing plant was cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for violating worker safety laws.
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