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New quarry safety regulations signed into law
Ireland’s quarrying sector faces a major regulatory overhaul as the new Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Quarries) Regulations 2025 introduce stronger worker protections and streamlined compliance ahead of their 2026 enforcement date.
Europe sees surge in PPE and workwear tenders worth over €100 million
Over €100 million worth of public procurement opportunities for specialised clothing and PPE have emerged across Europe, led by a €66.6 million Hamburg Fire Department tender. Suppliers face growing competition, making AI-driven intelligence critical for securing these long-term, high-value contracts.
KBR secures $2.46 billion nasa contract for astronaut health and safety
KBR has secured a $2.46 billion NASA contract, extendable to $3.6 billion by 2035, to deliver astronaut health, safety, and risk reduction services. The agreement strengthens its role in spaceflight operations, including support for the Artemis programme and future Moon missions.
Shared Resilience
The call to strengthen public safety is once again in sharp focus.
Trump wants mining. Federal mine safety workers are on the chopping block.
Federal scientists and engineers working to prevent deadly disasters and the spread of disease in miners could soon lose their jobs, even as President Donald Trump moves to supercharge U.S. production of coal and critical minerals.
Health and safety reminders as London students head back to school
As the school year kicked off Tuesday, London Ont., health professionals and police are reminding families to take extra precautions to keep children safe and healthy.
Global supply chain firm hails health and safety tech
A supply chain solutions firm has praised technology supplied by software firm Work Wallet for transforming its approach to health and safety.
Governors of Washington, Oregon and California form a health alliance
The Democratic governors of Washington, Oregon and California have created an alliance to safeguard health policies, believing the Trump administration is putting Americans’ health and safety at risk by politicizing the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
Most firms aim to boost budgets for worker safety in next three years: EY
Work-related accidents and diseases annually take the lives of 3 million people worldwide, according to the International Labor Organization.
Harden city infrastructure against vehicle attacks, says Vancouver festival attack report
The City of Vancouver’s final report into the horrific April vehicle attack on a crowded street festival calls for the creation of new “hostile vehicle mitigation”(HVM) policies and for hardening city infrastructure against future attacks.
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