OSHA focuses on amputations in Arkansas training

OSHA continues to emphasize prevention of workplace amputations, and says a recent “stand-down” in Arkansas drew more than 16,000 people for training. “We're gratified that so many employers and workers came away from this event with a better understanding of amputation hazards and how to correct them before they cause a permanent, debilitating injury,” said Carlos Reynolds, OSHA's area director in Little Rock, in an OSHA news brief. OSHA says the effort responds to a high number of workplace amputations...