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According to OSHA, good housekeeping implies that a workplace is kept in an organized, uncluttered, and hazard-free condition. Safe work environments lead to healthier workers, higher worker morale, and increased productivity. Some basic tips include:

As summer gets into full swing in North America, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) are working together to remind people about practicing electrical safety in or near water. There are many electrical hazards in swimming pools, hot tubs and spas, on board boards, and in the waters surrounding boats, marinas, and launch ramps. One such danger is electric shock drowning (ESD), when marina or onboard electrical systems leak

Cotton candy, carnival games, roller coasters and bumper cars – who doesn't love a day at the amusement park? To ensure your day at the park is both fun and safe, follow these safety tips from an expert at Ryerson University.

KU LAWRENCE CAMPUS -- The Department of Environment, Health & Safety (KU-EHS) has announced that they have released a new report detailing water quality results on Lawrence campus for calendar year 2025. This report is generated from data collected by KU-EHS staff and reported on a periodic basis to the KU-campus community and general public.