Appropriate eye protection is defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z-87.1 standard.

While use of respiratory protection in hazardous atmospheres is the norm, there are still many misconceptions surrounding the use of respiratory protection.

The only good way to prepare for an emergency situation is to think through how you should respond and then practice doing it correctly.

Technology would help prevent roadside deaths of construction workers and rescue personnel.

Just like most workplace settings, excessive noise in chemical and analytical laboratories can be a serious issue on several fronts.

When labs are expanded or renovated, plans for the protection of staff working in and around the construction site are often overlooked.

Lab professionals share their thoughts on artwork in the workplace.

Although we love ZZ Top, this article will not delve into the iconic rock band; rather, it will discuss the safe handling of cryogenic materials.

Last month I took a mini vacation to Northern New Mexico, a place I fell in love with years ago when I drove from my home state of California to New York after college. Taos and the surrounding area offer some of the most enchanting landscapes I’ve ever seen.

There is a widening gulf between how safety is practiced in industry compared to how it is practiced in research laboratories, especially in academic settings.