New OSHA guidance seeks to mitigate and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the workplace.

President Biden signed an executive order that calls for OSHA to issue new guidance on how to protect workers from COVID-19.

Roofing contractors are encouraged to hold a brief training session dedicated to COVID-19 and how workers can prevent its spread.

OSHA is seeking nominations for 14 members with experience and expertise in construction-related safety and health issues.

Whether fears of being infected by COVID-19 at the workplace are rational or reasonable is irrelevant if it impacts employee performance.

As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sheet Metal Supply is producing clear plastic barriers to help make schools and workplaces safer.

News of President Trump's hospitalization and subsequent release due to COVID-19 may end up impacting business in markets across the country.

Higginbotham will serve as ARMA’s resource for identifying, monitoring, and recommending/implementing action on regulatory and legislative issues of importance to the asphalt roofing industry.

The FAQs are the latest effort by OSHA to provide employers and employees with more information about how it will enforce its standards and regulations during the pandemic. 

Beyond acting reasonably to keep workers and consumers safe, companies can protect themselves though contractual measures.