NSC News: How to “Sell Up” Safety to Your Senior Leaders Dave Johnson September 19, 2025 Stress the importance to leaders of the three “Ts,”: treatment, transparency and trust.Read More
Why Traditional Safety Metrics Fail We need to look beyond accident reports Peter G. Furst September 11, 2025 The effectiveness of traditional ways and means utilized to avoid accidents and injuries in the workplace is not highly efficacious.Read More
PODCAST | Leading with Action: Advice from Amazon's Former Safety Chief Benita Mehta September 4, 2025 Health and safety expert discusses how to foster a better safety culture and how best to leverage technology.Read More
BCSP, IOSH Sign Agreement CSPs and IOSH members gain opportunities for greater recognition August 28, 2025 As part of the new agreement, Certified Safety Professionals (CSPs) are able to apply for the CertIOSH.Read More
NSC Announces 2025 Rising Stars of Safety, Class of 2025 August 27, 2025 Forty-one young professionals recognized for outstanding contributions to workplace safety.Read More
ASSP Recruiting Presenters for Safety 2026 in Anaheim August 14, 2025 The deadline is September 10. Presentations should address key occupational safety and health issues as well as emerging matters and innovations relevant to the profession. Read More
NSC Announces Finalists for 2025 Green Cross for Safety Awards August 12, 2025 Winners will be announced at the 2025 Green Cross Celebration, presented by U. S. Steel, September 15 in Denver.Read More
Safety 2025 Attendance Soars in Orlando August 8, 2025 The registered attendance at the Orange County Convention Center from July 22-24 has only been surpassed by ASSP’s sold-out Safety 2024 in Denver. Read More
ASSP Safety: Why Do 60-70% of AI Projects Fail? Dave Johnson July 28, 2025 Uncertainty about using artificial intelligence for workplace safety and health tasks has turned into something of a sprint to deploy AI.AIRead More
ASSP Safety: AI Attitudes – What a Difference a Year Makes Dave Johnson July 28, 2025 Fear of losing your job to AI still comes up, but widespread concerns are dissipating, experts say. Read More