Healthcare professionals rely on personal protective equipment every single day to protect themselves and their patients from the spread of germs and infectious diseases. But now, with the coronavirus pandemic spreading like wildfire, PPE is more important than ever.

Radiation is something that humans encounter every single day, and in some industries, people are exposed to more radiation than others.

Did you know that over 145,000 Americans work in over 7,000 warehouses all over the country? It doesn’t seem like such a big number until you realize that the fatal injury rate for warehousing is higher than the national average for any other industry.

Like any manufacturing industry, the pharmaceutical industry comes with its own host of potential safety issues.

Your workers deserve safe and fair working conditions. But before labor unions, they didn’t have much power to negotiate for such conditions.

Most workers recognize some of the obvious dangers of pharma work – moving parts on machines, spills on the floor, or drug handling procedures. But how many of your employees are truly aware of the potential pharma hazards that aren’t as recognizable?

The pharmaceutical and biotech industries are forever evolving, developing new innovations at light speed to make the world a safer, healthier, and better place for all. Truthfully, these innovations wouldn’t be possible without a reliable EHS and sustainability program that can keep your company moving forward without leaving anything (or anyone) behind.

The pharmaceutical industry exists to provide relief, alleviations, and, some may say, “miracle drugs” for various health issues, but the remedy to cure life-dependent safety issues remains elusive to many pharmaceutical companies.