Every day, 2,000 workers in the U.S. suffer a job-related eye injury requiring medical treatment, with one-third of them requiring treatment in hospital emergency departments.

All too often, we talk about safety as a question of policies, programs, training, and finding the right protective equipment. And while all those things are important in a safety program, the truth is, there are plenty of other topics that go overlooked while you’re addressing the usual suspects.

When do you need a hearing conservation program?

Do you know if your facility is a “qualified facility” under the SPCC Rule? You’re not alone. Many new safety professionals are confused by the rules and who they apply to.

Oil and gas companies are all facing a critical problem: it’s becoming harder to find new oil. And with stricter regulations and the retirement of a generation of experienced employees, the industry needs to innovate in order to thrive in the current and future market conditions.

Chemical safety in the workplace is no small undertaking, especially if you work in high-risk industries like oil and gas, construction, pharmaceuticals, and, of course, the chemical industry.

Process safety for oil and gas is one of the most basic components of building a safe workplace in these industries.

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

Job safety analysis (JSA) is one of the most important safety tools in your arsenal. It’s not just another checklist – it’s a tool to help you keep your workers safe.

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