The management of Occupational Health and Safety is very exposed to noncompliance due to the volume of personal data captured as part of its processes. Read more about the three places you forgot to check for personal data.
The management of Occupational Health and Safety is very exposed to noncompliance due to the volume of personal data captured as part of its processes. Read more about the three places you forgot to check for personal data.
We have a need for evidence-based answers more than ever. Find out the statistics behind the discussion of health and safety vs. productivity.
Risk Assessment (RA) helps managers understand where hazards are in the workplace. But what’s the process for Risk Assessment Review?
Since its inception in the 1940s, industrial hygiene has become mandatory. Consequently, all North American and the majority of Western employers implement an industrial hygiene – or if you’re in Europe – program. Unfortunately, as the industrial hygienist’s role falls under the EHS umbrella, we often overlook their unique responsibilities. So, what makes an industrial … Read More
Slips, trips and falls account for 15% of all accidental deaths in the US. During the winter months, ice and snow conditions bring new hazards that require preventative measures to be put in place. Read more and find out what safety professionals can do to protect employees.
Health & Safety will unequivocally be affected by the new GDPR. Here are 7 steps that you can take now in order to remain compliant.
The new OSHA recordkeeping rule is capitalizing on the power of transparency, but it has been and still is a controversial update. It’s correct to say that public scrutiny is sometimes the kick that companies need in order to improve, but will the benefits be worth the challenges? First of all, what is the new … Read More
In the competition for attention there are winners and losers, and individualism is on the rise – but how does this affect Environmental, Health & Safety?
“Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” – Warren Buffet Leading indicators in EHS are shifting attitudes from reactive to proactive, with the aim of avoiding injury through continuous improvements. At the same time, lagging indicators are painting a picture of our progress that is important for compliance with traditional measures such as injury … Read More
