Articles Tagged with ''leadership''

Health and safety expert discusses how to foster a better safety culture and how best to leverage technology.

There are many underlying reasons for employee complacency in the workplace.

"Stuff That Can Kill You" is identified as one of four groups of observations that can be calculated to determine the health of your safety processes and the quality of your leadership.

Why do we invest so much time and energy into building and maturing our safety and health management systems (SHMS)?

From evolving OSHA guidance to emerging state-level rules around heat exposure, mental health and ESG-linked safety standards, today’s safety environment is anything but static.

Recently, Dave Johnson asked a group of safety professionals for their opinions on senior leaders and their attitudes and actions regarding safety in the work environment. 

Common construction practices pose various challenges to productive and safe operations and the prevention of worker injuries.

No real surprises came with the Trump administration’s proposed fiscal year 2026 budget for OSHA, released in detail Friday May 30, 2025.

Studies have shown that people’s behavior is driven by their underlying belief systems. This has an effect on hazard management, exposure assessment, and accident prevention.

Construction has changed. Today's projects are similar to large businesses, with coordination going beyond site activity to legal compliance, supply chain management, data analysis, and sustainability goals.