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The new name also aligns better with the supervisory level.

Focus on a robust, value-based safety program rather than uniformity driven by standards for an injury-free workplace.

This year, we launched a safety hazards challenge, pitting humans against AI. 

At first glance, the statement or the suggestion to think like “bean counters” will likely appear offensive but it offers a formula for success.

The event from April 16-18, 2025 offers access to valuable sessions.

A compliance calendar allows safety managers to quickly identify which tasks need immediate attention, ensuring critical deadlines are met.

Safety personnel must be able to influence worker behaviors so that they are cognizant of risks associated with their tasks and perform their work in a safe manner.

The Tennessee Safety Conference offers attendees an opportunity to learn from industry experts.

The 2025 Ohio Safety Conference takes place in April in Columbus, Ohio. 

I wrote an article for ISHN called “Is industrial hygiene as you know it disappearing?” The answer is yes, industrial hygiene is disappearing — as a term, not as the traditional practice.