Articles Tagged with ''safety professionals''

Its “Give Back” program fortifies Arbill’s mission to bring each worker home safe, every day.

By far the most universal belief in worker safety is that safety is impossible without top management commitment and action.

Love it or hate it, behavior-based safety (BBS) has become an entrenched part of the EHS landscape since it first emerged in the 1980s.

Everyone knows that any organization that cares one whit about safety has to have a safety committee.

Three safety professionals were asked to evaluate their company’s previous year’s 129 incident investigation reports to determine what could possibly be done to reduce both the number and severity of injuries.

Since I work for a well-established leader in online training and EHS software solutions, I am often asked if I believe online training can “replace” all instructor-led training.

Recently we came across this online discussion group topic: “Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).... Which department in the company should budget and pay for it? What do you think of safety department paying for PPE for all departments in the company? “

The idea of the “paperless office” has been around for decades now. It was first intended to describe the office of the future, which would come as a result of the rise in personal computing.

What advice would you give to college students who are considering becoming safety professionals?

Long before I became a safety professional I worked as a consultant to one of the former Big Three automobile manufacturers.