COVID-19 Guidelines and Best Practices for Manufacturers and Food Processors Video
Watch this panel discussion moderated by Manufacturing Safety Alliance of [...]
Worker Killed Cleaning Dough Machine
A food production worker employed at a pizza dough manufacturing [...]
Toxic Fumes Kills Worker During Cleanup
INCIDENT Firefighters responded to a call from the location, which [...]
Teen Worker Caught in Machine
A teenage worker died when his head became caught in [...]
Supervisor Dies After Snagging Lever
Workers can be extremely careful about keeping their hands away [...]
Sleeve Snag Was Fatal
A supervisor died when he was pulled into the paddles [...]
Painter Dies in Fall From Tank to Concrete
A painter fell 25 feet (7.62 meters) from the top [...]
Dairy Operation Safety – Spanish
INTRODUCCIÓN California es un importante proveedor de productos lácteos en [...]
Dairy Operation Safety
INTRODUCTION California is a major supplier of milk products in [...]
COVID-19 Update : Reopening of Physical Workplaces and Return to Work – Considerations for the Agri-Food and Manufacturing Sectors GalleryCOVID-19 Update : Reopening of Physical Workplaces and Return to Work – Considerations for the Agri-Food and Manufacturing Sectors
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COVID-19 Update : Reopening of Physical Workplaces and Return to Work – Considerations for the Agri-Food and Manufacturing Sectors
Most Canadian provinces, including British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Québec, [...]
By the Numbers – Equipment/Machinery GalleryBy the Numbers – Equipment/Machinery
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By the Numbers – Equipment/Machinery
DID YOU KNOW? Employee exposure to unguarded or inadequately guarded [...]
Makeshift Fuse Arcs
An electrical arc ignited dust in a wood flour mill, [...]
Worker Trapped Inside Oven
INCIDENT Jose Melena, 62, worked at Bumble Bee’s plant in [...]
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By the Numbers – Back Injury
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By the Numbers – Back Injury
DID YOU KNOW? 15 Back Injury Statistics About 80% of [...]
Knife Injuries Are Commonplace
INCIDENT Mandolines, the paddle-like slicers are good for turning potatoes [...]
Imperial Chicken Plant Fire
Imagine being at work when suddenly the lights go out [...]
Forklifts Make Lousy Personlifts
When in doubt, improvise. That old advice might work well [...]
Forklift Fatality Report
INCIDENT A Georgia farm was cited with safety violations after say a [...]
Food Service
INCIDENT An accidental mix of cleaners — acid and bleach [...]
Falling Bulk Bag Crushes Worker
A bulk materials bag full of split black beans, weighing [...]
Sauerkraut Maker Cited for 16 Alleged Safety Violations Issued $41,400 in Proposed Fines
OSHA says an inspection conducted under its Site Specific Targeting [...]
Meat Processor on Hook for Repeat and Serious Safety and Health Violations
OSHA issued four repeat citations carrying $45,000 in proposed penalties [...]
Cornstarch Processing Tank – Confined Space
Fatality File “Somebody better do something about that [propylene oxide [...]
Company Pleads Guilty in Soybean Suffocation Death – Spanish
Ha llevado más de dos años, pero una empresa de [...]
Company Pleads Guilty in Soybean Suffocation Death
It has taken more than two years, but a Nebraska [...]
