Employees have the right to know what chemicals they could be exposed to and their potential hazards. That’s the reason for OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, and why Safety Data Sheets are important.

Your Hazard Communication Written Program documents how you ensure employees are educated on the HazCom process and the chemicals they work with. Here's how to write one.

As we continue our celebration of National Safety Month, we want to bring your attention to the very important topic of impairment. We all know the dangers of substance use on the job. But did you know mental distress, stress, and fatigue are also impairing?

Compliance with the Hazard Communication Standard is not a one-shot deal. You’ll need to determine who’s responsible for both the initial and ongoing activities needed for compliance. We’re here to help you get this process rolling.

KPA recently opened a new office space devoted to developing, executing, and distributing compliance training content, and we thought we’d give you a peek behind the scenes.

Summer isn’t all fun in the sun. Excessive heat, natural disasters, and other safety concerns often rear their ugly heads. Learn summer safety tips

June is National Safety Month, and we're celebrating with the National Safety Council. This first week we're focusing on musculoskeletal disorders.

Ongoing compliance with the Hazard Communication Standard can be straightforward when you take all the appropriate steps. Learn best practices.

Housekeeping isn’t just good for your people and your soul—it’s good for your bottom line. How does cleanliness mean money? Let’s count the ways.