Oregon & The Workplace

Research studies that began in 2011 at the Oregon Healthy Workforce Center (OHWC) have resulted in four toolkits that we are eager to...

OR-FACE (Oregon Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation program) was excited to participate in the 2017 Oregon Governor’s Occupational...

Partners come together to launch the Oregon Total Worker Health Alliance.

Lead is not particularly difficult to measure and detect, it requires knowledge, discipline, and usually resources to effectively remedy.

Safety communication is an integral part of maintaining an injury prevention culture.

Maintaining an injury prevention culture requires many components, and safety communication is fundamental to that goal.

Being part of OHSU Global Health SE Asia has given us a terrific opportunity to collaboratively learn with our Thai partners.

OR-FACE published a new hazard alert, “Follow manufacturer’s instructions.”

SERVe aims to improve the health and well-being of veterans and their families, and to increase retention of veterans in the workplace.

Potentially unsafe levels of arsenic and cadmium have been detected in the air of Southeast Portland.

The first set of construction toolbox talk guides based on Oregon fatalities was published and made available on the OR-FACE website.

I often overhear conversations on my daily tram commute that relate in some way to the mission of our  Institute  and the  Oregon Healthy...

February is heart health month. I’ve been thinking a lot about the heart-health-and-work connection while noticing how many of the...