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When you’re thinking about workplace safety solutions, a reflective vest might seem like a small thing.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, Utilities, Mining & Metals, Maritime, Oil & Gas, Chemicals, Manufacturing, Automotive, Incident Management, Logistics and Transportation, Plastics & Packaging, Safety Management, Building Materials & Construction, PPE

Environmental, health, and safety (EHS) compliance isn’t the sole concern of some businesses. It isn’t even the sole concern of some managers. It’s just one small aspect of running your business.

Topics: OSHA, Compliance, EHS Management

Of all the problems that the manufacturing industry has to deal with, industry leaders would hope that the price of their products isn’t one of them.

Topics: In the News, Manufacturing

In 2016, 16,890 workers were injured from nonfatal workplace violence. Hundreds more were killed as a result of workplace violence.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, Risk Management, Safety Tips, Incident Management, Human Resources

In 2014, 261,930 workers from the private sector, as well as state and local government, missed work due to fall-related injuries. About 798 workers died of their injuries.

Topics: OSHA, In the News

You put your team’s safety above all other concerns. The problem is, you can’t be in ten places at once, and you’ve only got one set of eyes.

Topics: EHS Software, Workplace Health and Safety, Safety Software, Technology, Safety Management

We're pleased to present EHS Insight 19.13. 

Topics: Release Notes

These days, it seems like every street corner has a row of scooters, parked and patiently waiting for riders. And if the scooters aren’t parked, they’re in motion – zipping along sidewalks and forcing pedestrians to jump out of the way.

Topics: Trends, In the News, Consumer Safety

Numerous industries face threats from hazardous materials. And while your workers are willing to accept some degree of risk as part of the territory, the safety of their eyes shouldn’t be up for negotiation.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety

When an accident happens in the workplace, someone is responsible for investigating it, reporting it, and ensuring that the accident does not happen twice.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, Risk Management, Training Management, Incident Management, Safety Management, Safety Culture