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OSHA renewed and revised its Heat National Emphasis Program on April 10, 2026, targeting 55 high-risk industries for heat-related inspections and introducing updated citation guidance. Here's what employers need to know before summer.
OSHA revised its National Emphasis Program for indoor and outdoor heat-related hazards on April 10, 2026, targeting 55 high-risk industries with updated inspection priorities and clearer citation guidance. Here's what changed and how employers should prepare.
The Department of Labor and National Science Foundation announced TechAccess: AI-Ready America, a $224 million initiative to create AI workforce training hubs in every U.S. state. Learn what it means for employers and how to align your training programs.
OSHA issued a revised National Emphasis Program on April 10, 2026, refocusing heat-related enforcement on 55 high-risk industries with updated data and new guidance. Here's what employers need to know before summer.
With NIOSH calling psychosocial hazards an alarming public health problem and the ILO dedicating World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2026 to the topic, employers must act now to address workplace stress, burnout, and mental health risks alongside traditional safety programs.
The 2026 CVSA International Roadcheck runs May 12–14 with a focus on ELD tampering and cargo securement. Here is what motor carriers need to know and how to prepare your fleet before the 72-hour inspection blitz begins.
OSHA's expanded electronic recordkeeping requirements and Site-Specific Targeting program use employer-submitted data to trigger inspections. Learn how compliance technology helps employers manage this new data-driven enforcement landscape.
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