Articles Tagged with ''compliance''

Research highlights steady progress yet ongoing challenges with compliance, comfort, and fit affecting worker safety.

After more than two decades shaping the global telematics industry, Dean Marris and Craig Marris, former founders of Coretex and leaders within EROAD, have launched a new venture, seeo.ai, alongside co-founder seedigital’s Bede Cammock-Elliott.

Encamp, the guided environmental compliance platform for enterprises with complex regulatory needs, announced the launch of the AI-powered Encamp Compliance Platform.

Procedural changes can alter the isolation requirements for a machine, but maintenance work orders rarely trigger a corresponding update to the LOTO procedure. Over time, the gap between what the procedure says and what the machine actually requires grows. 

Platform enhancements bring contractor risk, compliance and emissions management into a single system

Enforcement activity is intensifying, requirements are expanding, and regulators are increasingly focusing on whether EHS programs and policies are being followed and implemented, not just written down in a manual.  

The new OSHA Cares initiative is largely irrelevant, and likely won’t have many takers. 

By identifying hidden hazards and assessing potential risks, the company’s in-house safety professionals help customers see the gaps in their compliance that might otherwise go unnoticed.

While most organizations have established chemical safety programs to address common risks, a critical gap remains in how chemical incidents are handled in their earliest stages.

Phil Molé, an EHS and Sustainability Expert at VelocityEHS, delves into the pitfalls of injury and illness recordkeeping and how organizations can shift from a "compliance checkbox" mentality to a proactive, risk-focused strategy.