PHMSA has given notice of an advisory bulletin to promote the implementation of a pipeline safety management system (PSMS) by regulated pipeline owners and operators.

OSHA is soliciting public comments concerning the proposal to extend the Office of Management and Budget's approval of the information collection requirements specified in the Welding, Cutting, and Brazing Standard.

PHMSA has published a notice to solicit information to evaluate the test design for proposed bonfire tests on fully charged composite overwrapped pressure vessels (COPVs) with different pressure relief devices; seek input on how test results could inform design guidelines for COPVs; and solicit feedback on the impacts of possible updates for design guidelines.

Before wearing a respirator, workers must first be medically evaluated using the mandatory medical questionnaire or an equivalent method. To facilitate these medical evaluations, this INFOSHEET includes the mandatory medical questionnaire to be used for these evaluations.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees required to use respirators on common respiratory hazards, how respirators operate, and how to properly inspect, maintain, store, and use respirators.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees required to use respirators on common respiratory hazards, how respirators operate, and how to properly inspect, maintain, store, and use respirators.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to help trainees practice proper donning and doffing of respirators.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to lead attendees through a review of the procedures for inspecting, cleaning, and storing respirators.

Give this handout to attendees to reference when selecting or using respirator cartridges or canisters.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Respiratory Protection using the associated presentation and materials.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train all employees on recognizing extreme weather driving hazards and precautions for different weather conditions.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.

Give this handout to attendees to reference for 7 rules of safety driving in extreme weather.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to lead attendees through a review basic safety information about extreme weather driving.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to lead attendees through a review of safe driving precautions for different extreme weather conditions.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train all employees on recognizing extreme weather driving hazards and precautions for different weather conditions.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Extreme Weather Driving for All Drivers using the associated presentation and materials.

Are you concerned with your company's recordable injury rate or your workers' compensation experience modification (Xmod) rate? You may want to look at your company's safety culture, especially compliance with safety rules in your facility or at jobsites.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees designated as unqualified persons performing electrical work on common workplace electrical hazards they may encounter.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train all employees on identifying and avoiding slip, trip, and fall hazards.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train all employees on identifying and avoiding slip, trip, and fall hazards.

Use this handout with the associated presentation to help attendees remember the 5 simple steps to ladder safety.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to help trainees practice recalling slip, trip, and fall prevention measures.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to have attendees demonstrate an understanding of slip, trip, and fall hazards in the workplace.

Give this handout to attendees to use to remember what to do if they fall.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls: A Guide for Employees using the associated presentation and materials.

This month's issue includes information on Earth Day 2025, National Arbor Day, and the chemical octadiene.

This month's issue includes information on Workplace Violence Awareness Month, contractor and temporary worker safety, the safe operation of terminal trucks, and gender bias in the safety industry.

April is recognized as Workplace Violence Awareness Month by the Alliance Against Workplace Violence (AAWPV) and other safety organizations across the country.

Many workplaces are staffed by workers with different employers—a host company, contractors, and staffing agencies. If you own or operate a facility, you have complete responsibility for the health and safety of your own employees and a shared responsibility for those working for a contractor or staffing agency.

Terminal trucks are common in industrial facilities. Also called yard trucks, yard dogs, jockeys, or mules, these specialized trucks are used to move trailers around a yard or facility. Although they haul semitruck trailers, the trucks aren’t designed for over-the-road use.

More women are working in safety, but the issue of gender bias remains a major concern.

Take this quiz to test your knowledge of gender bias in the safety industry.

PHMSA has given notice that the Office of Hazardous Materials Safety (OHMS) will host four public meetings during 2025 in advance of certain international meetings.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees required to use respirators on common respiratory hazards, how respirators operate, and how to properly inspect, maintain, store, and use respirators.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees required to use respirators on common respiratory hazards, how respirators operate, and how to properly inspect, maintain, store, and use respirators.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to help trainees practice proper donning and doffing of respirators.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to lead attendees through a review of the procedures for inspecting, cleaning, and storing respirators.

Give this handout to attendees to reference when selecting or using respirator cartridges or canisters.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Respiratory Protection using the associated presentation and materials.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train all employees on recognizing extreme weather driving hazards and precautions for different weather conditions.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.

Give this handout to attendees to reference for 7 rules of safety driving in extreme weather.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to lead attendees through a review basic safety information about extreme weather driving.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to lead attendees through a review of safe driving precautions for different extreme weather conditions.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train all employees on recognizing extreme weather driving hazards and precautions for different weather conditions.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Extreme Weather Driving for All Drivers using the associated presentation and materials.

Before wearing a respirator, workers must first be medically evaluated using the mandatory medical questionnaire or an equivalent method. To facilitate these medical evaluations, this INFOSHEET includes the mandatory medical questionnaire to be used for these evaluations.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees designated as unqualified persons performing electrical work on common workplace electrical hazards they may encounter.

Use this handout with the associated presentation to help attendees remember the 5 simple steps to ladder safety.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to help trainees practice recalling slip, trip, and fall prevention measures.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to have attendees demonstrate an understanding of slip, trip, and fall hazards in the workplace.

Give this handout to attendees to use to remember what to do if they fall.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls: A Guide for Employees using the associated presentation and materials.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to familiarize employees with site-specific electrical equipment and associated hazards.

Use this training exercise with the associated presentation to o increase employee awareness of common workplace electrical hazards.

Give this handout to attendees to help them remember the difference between qualified and unqualified workers and basic rules for electrical safety.

Use this trainer's guide to help you prepare to lead a session of Electrical Safety: Unqualified Person using the associated presentation and materials.

Use this presentation and associated materials to train employees designated as unqualified persons performing electrical work on common workplace electrical hazards they may encounter.

Use this quiz with the associated presentation to test attendee's retention of the content.