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You can’t fix stupid; fix the environment

Labeling people is too easy
Timothy Ludwig Ph.D.
June 12, 2017

We are taught to describe ourselves: “I’m an ‘Introvert’ which explains my discomfort working in big teams,” or “My co-worker is a ‘Judger’ which explains why she is so critical.” We have the impression that if we just “know” ourselves and others better our work together will be more collaborative and productive.


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Do you feel empowered for safety? Here’s how you can know

E. Scott Geller
June 9, 2017

In management literature, empowerment refers to delegating authority or responsibility. In other words, when a supervisor says, "I empower you," s/he means, "Get 'er done ASAP."


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Become savvy to the need for sustainability

Don’t be a ‘one trick pony’
Mike Williamsen Ph.D., CSP
June 8, 2017

My first job out of college was as engineer # 3884 in a large oil refinery. Yield, cost, and throughput were all more important to the organization than the front-line people who were nameless numbers to the higher-ups.


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Getting serious about preventing fatalities & serious injuries

“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.”—Albert Einstein
Rosemarie Lally, JD Stephen Newell, JD Dee Woodhull, CIH, CSP
June 7, 2017

A renaissance in safety and health thinking is taking place as rates for fatal and serious injuries and illnesses continue unabated. This movement is re-examining of some of the concepts that underpin the safety and health profession.


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Talking politics leads to distraction & hostility

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
June 1, 2017

Looks like we’re going to have to outfit workers with wearable devices to monitor their blood pressure and heartbeat to be on the alert when stress levels driven by office and assembly line political chatter get dangerously high strung.


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Riddled with asbestos: Open-air demolition of abandoned sugar factory

Sue Rose
June 1, 2017

The small town of Ovid rests in the far northeast corner of Colorado near the Nebraska border. The town retains a significant historical landmark: the gleaming white storage silos containing beet sugar from what once was the Great Western Sugar Company’s finest factory.


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Standard paper labels are not designed for industrial applications

Tina Huff
June 1, 2017

There can be serious consequences to using standard paper labels in an industrial setting. For example, exposure to moisture, abrasion, chemicals, heat, and even sunlight can lead to torn, smeared, discolored, unreadable labels, or labels that fall off.


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Dropping the curtain: Guards and barricades help protect welders

David Schneider
June 1, 2017

Welders are generally well-versed in the face shields, ear plugs, respirators and protective clothing required by 29 CFR 1910, but the guards and barricades also required by this standard are often misunderstood and underutilized.


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Low-level lifts & aerial platforms: a safe alternative

June 1, 2017

As safety continues to be a focus on jobsites, companies are turning their attention to low-level access lifts and other aerial work platforms.


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Hand protection: Comparing ANSI and EN 388 cut test methods

Matt Burtney
June 1, 2017

When it comes to choosing cut-resistant gloves, the first choice you need to make is which standard you’ll be using. For the most part, this comes down to your geographical location.


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