Items Tagged with 'data'

Most safety conversations today focus on people, procedures, and training. And they should. But there’s a growing risk in modern operations that doesn’t get enough attention

Documentation satisfies compliance requirements, but it rarely gives safety leaders a clear view of where risk is building across sites, shifts, or assets.    

As responsibilities grow and teams are stretched thin, safety teams have less capacity to surface those warning signs early or act on them. 

Recent BLS data reveals fatal and nonfatal injuries have declined. Separately, OSHA inspections have dropped in 2025.

In high-risk industries such as energy, utilities, construction, and industrial services, verification should be treated as a capability that directly improves operational outcomes. 

Ask most plant managers why they haven't deployed AI-powered communication tools on the floor, and you'll hear a familiar refrain: workers won't adopt it. The assumption that frontline employees resist new technology has become conventional wisdom in manufacturing, but recent data tells a different story.

Less than 2% of worksites have a full-time EHS manager on site. 

Long before high temperatures can cause heat illness and even death, heat exposure is linked to subtler impairments in physiological and cognitive performance, according to a new study.

From lost productivity to severe reputational damage, overlooked direct and indirect expenses imposed by occupational disease and illness take a large toll. 

Over time, outdated storage practices, from legacy systems to underused cloud buckets, can become a surprisingly expensive problem.