Golden age is a term used to describe periods of time in which great achievements were realized. For example, 500 to 300 B.C. is known as the golden age of ancient Greece because of the many great advances in philosophy, literature, art and government made during that time. For the U.S., the Roaring Twenties are often called a golden age, as it was an era defined by extraordinary industrial growth and the introduction of technology such as automobiles, radio, movies, refrigeration, telephones and commercial aviation that forever changed our culture.
I believe we are in midst of our own golden age in OSH. Our profession is enjoying unprecedented levels of recognition, innovation, advancement and employment. We are making a significant positive impact on businesses around the globe as more organizations embrace safety as a core value. While much work remains, the future is certainly bright: