David Keeling reflects on his 1st year as OSHA leader

David Keeling, who became OSHA's assistant secretary of labor in October, expressed cautious satisfaction with the agency's work during his first year leading occupational safety and health efforts. Keeling reflected on OSHA's accomplishments while speaking at an event in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis — From a safety consulting perspective, David Keeling is “cautiously satisfied” with the work OSHA has done so far in his first year as the assistant secretary of labor for occupational safety and health. Keeling, who was confirmed by the Senate on Oct. 3, was the guest speaker Monday…

This story was originally published by Safety+Health Magazine.