Articles by Dave Johnson

This is the first look at the standards-setting agenda in President Trump’s second administration. Keep in mind OSHA chief nominee David Keeling still has not been confirmed by the Senate.

Hazards you can feel but not see don’t hold a high status in most workplaces.

Senior EHS leaders discuss the evolving landscape of serious injury and fatality prevention, artificial intelligence in safety, and the rise of human-centric risk strategies.

A principle that Todd Conklin has pounded home for years is “mistakes are normal” and “blame poor conditions, not human error.” 

Prioritizing the pitfalls leads to the same key issues for both AI implementation and introducing new safety practices. 

Uncertainty about using artificial intelligence for workplace safety and health tasks has turned into something of a sprint to deploy AI.AI

Fear of losing your job to AI still comes up, but widespread concerns are dissipating, experts say. 

Forty countries have identified psychosocial hazards as risks requiring attention. The United States is not one of them.

AI vendors are everywhere on the expo floor, and AI educational sessions form the conference’s main theme. 

AI seems to be on the mind of everyone here, the subject of every other conversation.