• OSHA Accepting Electronically Submitted Injury, Illness Reports Through December 31
• Employers Are Reminded to Comply With Federal Labor Laws During Holiday Rush
• Save the Date: Safe + Sound Week 2018 to be held August 13-19
• Texas Pottery Manufacturer Reaches Settlement with OSHA Following Worker Fatality
• Connecticut Contractor Cited for Mercury and Respirator Hazards at New Hampshire Demolition Site
• Pennsylvania Company Cited For Exposing Workers to Falls and Confined Space Hazards
• Alabama Auto Dealership Cited After Fatal Fire
• Georgia Contractor faces $130K in Penalties for Exposing Workers to Trenching Hazards
• Virginia Cites Tire Company for Safety Violations That Resulted in Amputation
• Grain Handling Company Cited for Safety Hazards
• Employee Receives Court-Ordered Restitution After Justified Whistleblowing Action
• Safety Events in Arkansas and Texas Educate Thousands about Amputation and Excavation Hazards
• FDA Warns of Risks From Inaccurate Results From Certain Lead Tests
• Maine OSHA’s On-Site Consultation Program Helps Sawmill Reduce Injuries and Costs
• OSHA Alliance Partners Commit to Improving Worker Safety and Health
• New and Revised Fact Sheets on Silica Now Available
• Redesigned Webpages Make It Easier to Find OSHA Training Resources
• Winter Is Here: Be Prepared to Protect Workers from Weather-Related Hazards
• Alliance Participants Issue Alert on Use of Multi-Gas Monitors in the Oil and Gas Industry
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• Happy New Year!

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