What's Going on in Safety: Dave Johnson

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Sometimes safety and health pros don’t know whether they are being disruptors or not.

Can OSHA, never beloved by many businesses, survive this onslaught?

Awareness and support are increasing, but stereotypes surrounding mental health and wellness stubbornly persist.

As we end 2024, let’s take stock of how the EHS field is evolving. First, we’ll view the landscape from 30,000 feet, the perch from which journalists often identify and analyze issues and trends — the new norms.

A new study by NIOSH reports that more than half (53%) of the workers don’t use hearing protection “always” or “usually” when encountering dangerous noise levels.

Safety debates surrounding hiking risks run parallel to opinions on workplace safety.

Former NFL players stand about twice the risk as the general population to suffer from early-onset Alzheimer's, ALS, Parkinson's or dementia.

“Let families decide” is the only reform of the DOL chapter in Project 2025 - a controversial Republican blueprint - specifically referencing job safety. This article is about youth safety, not politics. What do you think?

How many years will it take for AI applications to trickle down to small contractors? The odds are the OSH benefits will not be equitably distributed.

Complacency exists in workplace safety, but is it the right accusation?