News

A practical Texas school-safety news release on SB 57, focused on documented drill accommodations, special education leadership, silent aspiration risk, and how districts should evaluate second-line backup access inside real operational workflows.

A practical news release on the March 2026 Selkirk ruling against Riverside Care Limited, showing why IDDSI training without bedside verification leaves aged-care providers exposed to fatal mealtime drift and liability.

OSHA kitchen safety 2026 now means more than heat awareness. This Fitiger news release explains the March 2 Form 300/301 reporting deadline, 80°F heat-priority enforcement, the May 19, 2026 Hazard Communication deadline, and why QXN-coded second-line equipment choices matter in high-heat kitchens.

New York City's Local Law 2026/004 has moved school airway-device readiness from policy discussion to an active compliance timeline. This package explains the 180-day window, first-line versus second-line response, QXN product-code verification, retrieval-speed placement, and reporting requirements for school leaders.

A practical news release on New York Senate Bill S1269 and the move from simple device access to formal school policy, documented training, and layered choking readiness.

A practical New York school-safety news release on A10320, focusing on rescue equity for students with disabilities, second-line device access, liability protection, and the operational link between school policy, FDA language, and room-level response design.

Fitiger's engineering and product safety team has released a benchmarking brief examining how California's AB 645 may affect airway-emergency readiness planning for public safety agencies, schools, and other high-occupancy environments.

Fitiger's engineering team has released a Maryland-focused readiness brief examining how SB 219 connects eating-area placement, second-line sequence design, QXN product-code verification, and retrieval-latency discipline in public-school airway planning.