Thirty years ago, firefighters who wore a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) into a fire were considered wimps.

Looking back at the news of 2013, it’s easy to have a bad feeling about workplace safety in 2014.

In real estate, “it’s a handyman’s special” is a polite way of saying “that house is a dump.” In other words, it’s only a deal if you’re “handy” enough to fix it up. But we know how most...

Each year, hundreds of people suffer maiming or amputations of their fingers or hands due to the improper handling of snowblowers.

To guide and document their inspections and audits, many companies create their own checklists—often nothing more than copied sheets of paper stapled together.

The Checker began as checklist books primarily used for equipment inspections—vehicles, forklifts, cranes, and other heavy commercial equipment.

You know those pilots you’ve seen over the years in airports lugging around their suitcase-looking flight bags? Inside were all the operating manuals and navigational charts the pilot needed to fly...

“How often should we inspect?”