August EHS News Roundup
This month’s EHS news roundup includes articles on managing ergonomics with ISO 45001, dealing with opioid crisis in the workplace and fuelling safety with new technology.
Month: August 2018
Is Safety “a few tools short of a toolbox”?
Until safety shows some risk maturity and embraces fallibility, curiosity and diversity, it will always be “a few tools short of a toolbox”.
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Capturing Relevant EHSQ Data With Dynamic Forms [Video]
Your Incident Report should capture all the correct data. Our Forms are dynamic, which means they update as they’re filled in. In this video, one of our developers Reza shows how the forms work.
Maximizing Visual Safety Communication with Safety Icons
Safety signs are a powerful tool for visual safety communication, however, they can cause misunderstandings and increase risk if not correctly used. Find out more about how to use safety icons in the workplace.
Avoiding the ‘Example Rule’ in Emergency Preparedness
In the midst of the hurricane season, countries must consider emergency preparedness and response. In time, the human mind begins to underestimate the likelihood of certain risks. Psychology may explain some of the reasons why natural disasters catch us off-guard.
Is the Environment and Economy Paying a Heavy Price for Our Food Waste?
A 3rd of all the food ens up as waste. Erich Lawson discusses the major contributors of food waste, and what organizations can reduce it.
