Since the advent of the safety function, it’s been borrowing tools from other disciplines and building practices based on data gleaned from the earliest research in industrial psychology.
A golf outing, welcome reception and career center will be among the highlights of the American Society of Safety Engineers’ (ASSE) Safety 2016 PDC, coming up June 26-29 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Nominations now being accepted for Inaugural Marion Martin Recognition Award
January 15, 2016
The National Safety Council is accepting nominations for its inaugural Marion Martin Recognition Award, presented to women who have advanced safety and broken down traditional gender barriers within the safety field.
The Board of Directors of the American Industrial Hygiene Association® (AIHA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Nancy Green, FASAE, CAE, as the association's Interim Executive Director. Green joined the staff of AIHA as Executive Vice President/Deputy Executive Director in October, 2015.
In another example of how analytics will shape the future of the safety profession, 3M™ Active Safety enables safety and health professionals to identify trends and spot risks.
Have a question about ASSE Safety 2016 Professional Development Conference & Exposition, the event which is expected to draw 4,000+ occupational safety and health professionals to Atlanta, Georgia June 26-29? The Safety 2016 website is up and running and filled with helpful information. Your first stop should be the FAQ page.
From the value of mistakes to how to increase safety staffing on the cheap, the top OSH thinkers shared their views and guidance with ISHN website visitors throughout 2015.
The DuPont™ SafeSPEC™ Mobile app is a comprehensive interactive tool now available to assist every Saf-T-Gard International Inc. safety professional in making informed decisions on the selection of chemical protective apparel.
A business executive once told me that safety is a “necessary evil.” When I asked him to elaborate, it became clear that his view of OSH had been distorted by expensive projects and equipment upgrades at his company, all driven by regulatory compliance concerns. He was skeptical as to whether these compliance improvements would actually improve his organization’s safety performance.
