Articles Tagged with ''safety professionals''

According to a Bureau of Labor Statistics study, white-collar jobs are associated with a considerably higher level of psychological stress. Among those white-collar jobs is daily EHS work.

Less than 2% of worksites have a full-time EHS manager on site. 

When the workforce feels that they can trust the people they work with and for and that they are treated fairly by management, they tend to think of the organization as a good place to work.

SIF exposure tracking, simplifying and streamlining EHS systems and artificial intelligence/predictive analytics are the top priorities for the next 12-24 months reported by EHS executives.

AI bot utilizes 30 years of EHS knowledge, published works, and OSHA documents to mirror safety professional's strategic voice.

Several research studies have identified that workers (as well as management) have different perspectives on risk and the potential negative resulting outcomes from exposure to them.

Occupational safety and industrial hygiene — which one should be emphasized for your professional growth in the coming years?

Stress the importance to leaders of the three “Ts,”: treatment, transparency and trust.

The effectiveness of traditional ways and means utilized to avoid accidents and injuries in the workplace is not highly efficacious.

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