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Regular safety huddles are anything but routine. Their value comes directly from the topics you discuss, advice you provide, and engagement you receive from your employees. Otherwise, what’s the point in having a safety huddle to begin with?

Topics: Safety Culture, Safety Meetings, Workplace Health and Safety

One of the most dangerous industries in the world is notably one of the most committed to workplace safety.

Topics: Oil & Gas, Workplace Health and Safety, Safety Culture, Mining & Metals, Safety Management, EHS Management, Incident Management

We're pleased to present EHS Insight 19.2. 

Topics: Release Notes

Sometimes referred to as Job Hazard Analysis or by the acronyms JSA or JHA, a Job Safety Analysis is the harmonization of acceptable safety practices and principles with a particular job role, task, or function.

Topics: Job Safety Analysis, Workplace Health and Safety, Safety Culture, Safety Tips, Safety Management, Risk Management

Fire extinguishers are among the most valuable tools in a fire safety and prevention plan, but only if they’re available at critical moments and your team knows how to use them safely and effectively.

Topics: Safety Equipment, Workplace Health and Safety, Safety Tips

Being repetitive when it comes to safety is one of the best ways to ensure everyone understands their responsibilities and knows your expectations.

Topics: Manufacturing, Ergonomics, PPE, Machinery, Workplace Health and Safety

We're pleased to present EHS Insight 19.1. 

Topics: Release Notes

According to OH&S, hand accidents account from between 40 to 60 percent of recordable workplace incidents. Selecting a pair of gloves to work goes beyond finding the right fit and form.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, PPE, Safety Management

Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD) is one of the biggest silent dangers lurking in your organization. It’s defined as the excessive wear and tear on muscles, tendons, and nerve tissues due to repetitive motion over an extended period of time.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, Ergonomics

It’s almost time to bid 2018 a farewell and ring in the last year of the decade. But what should be a time of festivity and joy can often turn into a safety nightmare, sometimes with deadly consequences.

Topics: Safety Tips