March 1, 2024| News| safetyinparadise
In commemoration of National Women’s History Month and in celebration of the National Association of Women... Read More → UVI Safety in Paradise Highlights VI Women in Construction
February 15, 2021| News| safetyinparadise
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued updated guidance on COVID-19 precautions... Read More → SIP Notifies Business Community of Updated OSHA Guidelines for COVID-19
May 7, 2020| News| safetyinparadise
The Safety In Paradise (SIP) Program has been closely monitoring COVID-19 which is a global health concern. ... Read More → SIP Program Provides Resources for COVID-19
December 10, 2018| News| safetyinparadise
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is s updating the agency’s standard for cranes... Read More → OSHA Updates Standard for Cranes and Derricks in Construction
April 26, 2018| News| safetyinparadise
UVI’s Safety In Paradise (SIP) Program was recently featured in the Occupational Safety and Health... Read More → SIP Post-Hurricane Efforts Recognized
November 22, 2016| News| safetyinparadise
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health... Read More → OSHA Issues Final Rule Updating Walking-Working Surfaces Standards and Establishing Personal Fall Protection System Requirements
October 20, 2016| News| safetyinparadise
WASHINGTON – As part of an ongoing effort to revise provisions in its standards that may be confusing,... Read More → OSHA Proposes Rule to Improve Provisions in its Standards
September 14, 2016| News| safetyinparadise
ADDISThe Safety In Paradise Program (SIP) in conjunction with the V.I. Small Business Development Center... Read More → Free Orientation Sessions Offered for Small Businesses
September 8, 2016| News| safetyinparadise
TThe Virgin Islands Small Business Environmental Assistance Program (VI-SBEAP) in collaboration with the... Read More → Compliance Cheaper Than Enforcement
ADDISON, Ill. ‒ Four months after federal safety investigators cited his employer for failing to... Read More → Worker Falls 22 Feet to Death
