Articles Tagged with ''safety professionals''

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act final rule includes an industrial hygienist because an IH’s observations and skills are rooted at the workplace. IHs are trained to use the hierarchy of controls to achieve reasonable accommodation for pregnant workers. 

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.

Each year, ASSP gathers valuable feedback and context from seasoned safety professionals during its Corporate Listening Tour. 

BCSP and NCCER have partnered to connect BCSP’s safety credentialing expertise with NCCER’s workforce development programs. 

Safety expert says that moving the needle on safety isn't about more rules; it’s about adaptive leadership and removing the demotivators that stall discretionary effort.

ISHN recently interviewed Mark Katchen, MBA, MS, CIH, founder and CEO of The Phylmar Group, on the ethical consequences of EHS budget cuts and low levels of trust and engagement in organization.

A practical way to reduce high-consequence events without relying on luck, warnings, or slogans.

Everyone has biases which unconsciously influence our actions and/or perceptions and can be both positive and negative in nature. This invariably can manifest itself in any work performed by employees.

Views of a “renegade” industrial hygiene faction believe that the AIHA is more than just an obstacle to the success of the PWFA.

Canton Larson credits a unique blend of management support and the company’s ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) structure to their safety success.