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What are the Dangers of the Ship Breaking Process? Workers are exposed to heavy machinery, toxic materials, and dangerous fumes during ship breaking tasks. Understand the importance of staying safe. Learn more. -
Homicide Charges for NY Construction Unsafe Conditions A construction company was charged with homicide and other felonies after they violated OSHA requirements that lead to the death of a construction worker. -
Top 10 Workplace Safety Violations OSHA compiled a list of the top 10 most-cited workplace safety violations for 2016. Did any New York or New Jersey construction companies make the list? -
Scaffolding Safety Law Basics New York takes scaffolding safety very seriously. This article explains who is responsible for maintaining a safe environment for workers and pedestrians. -
Will Harwood Grants Be Impacted By Budget Cuts? OSHA training is partially funded by Harwood Grants, helping to keep workers safe. Will budget cuts have an impact on safety at your job? Learn more here. -
NY & NJ Container Ship Hazards and Lawyers That Protect If you work in a New York City container ship your health could be at risk. Look for these symptoms if you think you may have come in contact with toxins. -
Hurricane Claims Commercial Ship, Maritime Safety Reassessed Widow fights for an alert system to improve maritime safety after losing her husband to bad weather while commercially boating. Learn more here. -
New York City Construction Workers Should Protect Their Eyes Eye protection is important for construction workers because of airborne particles that can be found on the job. Lear more about on the job eye injuries. -
Jones Act Changes Impact The Maritime Industry Recent changes to the Jones Act are impacting maritime jobs. Is your career impacted by these necessary changes? Find out now. Learn more here. -
NY Cell Phone Tower Worker Injuries & Deaths Working on cell phone towers is a dangerous job. With increasing fatalities, OSHA issues stern warnings to employers to help ensure worker safety.