OSHA’s rules would require employers to provide ample, cool drinking water, and shade or air conditioning for breaks ... out ...

measures like easy access to cool drinking water, paid rest breaks if needed, and shade or air-conditioned areas at outdoor work sites would be required. Employers would also need to develop a heat ...

Since OSHA published its 2024 final rule updating the HazCom standard, many business leaders and EHS professionals have had questions about its impact. Learning about these changes is critical ...

As a mother of two, Robin Funsten knows it’s impossible to bathe her 2-year-old without getting water in the toddler’s mouth. But she’s never had to worry about that until recently.

The more things change, the more nothing seems to have changed at all. Yes, we’re talking about OSHA’s annual reveal of the most frequent workplace safety violations. The 10 categories on last year’s ...

Furthermore, the refilling station should have valid food handler permits, signifying that the staff have been trained in food safety and proper water handling practices. In the meantime ...

Officials say the $12.5 million will be used to boost roadway safety, reconstruct rest areas and expand truck parking between Manitowoc and Green Bay. According to the Wisconsin Department of ...

Kennedy Jr. declared Saturday that the White House will urge US water systems to ditch fluoride ... But there is a debate about that. “The safety and benefits of fluoride are well documented ...

Drug safety relates to the potential for adverse effects related to the administration of drugs. Efforts to establish the safely profile of drugs begin early in their development, with in vitro ...

The Brio is feature-rich. The hot-water dispenser is outfitted with a child-safety lock to protect kids from accidental hot-water burns. Other than replacing the water bottle when it runs out ...

As Funsten noted, water safety guidelines can be confusing, and the discolored water isn’t reassuring. “Because it still feels so unclear to me, I’d rather be safe than sick,” she said ...