Establishing a Strong Safety-First Culture Is the Most Significant Challenge EHS Professionals Highlighted in the Survey
June 11, 2025
The study is aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of how safety professionals perceive safety within their organizations and the overall state of safety in today’s workplaces.
The Trump administration has proposed to eliminate the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board by October 2026, citing fiscal responsibility and redundancy.
Both PTW and JSA are designed to prevent incidents by identifying hazards and ensuring that appropriate controls are in place. Given their overlapping functions, a natural question arises: is it really necessary to use both PTW and JSA for the same task?
Even as coal mining has shrunk, the potential dangers for people who still work in the field remain high. One in 10 underground coal miners who worked in mines for at least 25 years had black lung, according to a NIOSH report in 2018. In Central Appalachia, one of the main coal mining regions in the U.S., the rate was 1 in 5.
Checklists are valuable for helping warehouse workers follow the right steps without missing any. However, some safety professionals become overly reliant on these documents.
Attendees will delve into key themes including the rise of smart factories, the need for integrated systems, strategies to navigate workforce challenges, and safety in manufacturing.
With the next National Climate Assessment due by 2028, its future is now in doubt — and so is the credibility of any replacement effort that omits the very scientists charged with ensuring its integrity.