Employers should keep opioid overdose reversal medications readily accessible and train workers to respond to overdose ...

Washington — Employers and workers should be prepared to respond to an opioid overdose on the job, OSHA stresses in a ...

"It is critically important that the American workforce is familiar with drug overdose recognition and reversal," said White ...

With the opioid epidemic showing no signs of abating, OSHA released new guidance on September 24, 2026, as part of a ...

Updates were provided during the “OSHA Current Activities” Technical Session at the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo.

Many employers think emergency eyewash stations are only needed in chemical plants or factories. However, OSHA’s requirements ...

Before the inspector leaves, request a verbal report of what was found, so that you can take immediate action on easily ...

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) records show the Smithfield Foods plant in Monmouth was hit with a serious violation in February.

OSHA’s fact sheet discusses naloxone and nalmefene, two medications that can reverse an opioid overdose. OSHA recommends keeping medication in visible, accessible locations, such as near first-aid ...

Koch Foods failed to properly train its workers ahead of a major fire at its Ohio plant, contributing to one man's death, OSHA found.

A proposed emergency regulation would prohibit fabrication of engineered stone containing more than 1% crystalline silica as California seeks to address silicosis among countertop workers.