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Central Oregon safety conference set for September
The Central Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Conference will take place Sept. 15–16 at the River House Lodge in Bend, offering expert-led training, networking, and strategies to strengthen workplace safety culture.
Whistleblower says Titan disaster was avoidable
A US Coast Guard report has concluded that safety, testing, and maintenance failures at Oceangate were the primary causes of the 2023 Titan submersible disaster, which killed all five on board, including CEO Stockton Rush.
Compressed gas cylinder accidents claim two lives in 2025
Two fatal incidents in early 2025 have highlighted the dangers of mishandling compressed gas cylinders, the Workplace Safety and Health Council has warned. In both cases, carbon dioxide cylinders became airborne and struck nearby workers, leading to their deaths
Fresh safety concerns emerge at Stryker’s Cork facilities
A second fire in as many years at Stryker’s Cork operations has reignited long-standing safety concerns among staff and unions.
NHTSA clears Zoox self-driving vehicles for demos
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has certified Amazon’s self-driving unit Zoox for demonstration use, closing a 2022 probe into its compliance with federal requirements.
Hummus recall highlights ongoing food safety pressures
Tom & Ollie’s 150g traditional hummus has been pulled from shelves across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland after a Food Safety Authority of Ireland alert.
Safety first
This week, health and safety progress takes center stage as leaders across industries step up to protect workers.
3 lessons companies can learn from this year’s Health & Safety Excellence Awards
The Health & Safety Excellence Awards 2025, held on April 17 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, celebrated the most innovative and impactful health and safety initiatives across Ireland.
Safety breaches cost Wisconsin paper firm over $280k
A Wisconsin-based paper products manufacturer is facing $280,000 in penalties after US federal investigations found repeated failures in machine guarding, energy control, and employee training—leading to a severe injury involving finger-tip amputations.
Construction industry trials platform for mental health support
With suicide rates alarmingly high in the construction sector, TradeHive is launching a year-long pilot to connect workers with personalised mental health tools.
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