According to data pulled from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Fatal Four were responsible for 64 percent of all fatalities in the construction...
Here's how safety software streamlines incident and OSHA reporting.
OSHA is one of several federal agencies affected by the federal hiring freeze in early 2017.
OSHA’s new rule has been extended to December 15th. The new record-keeping rule requires employers to electronically submit injury and illness data.
Using safety software to record and track incidents and other activities helps you develop insights into problem areas and frequent occurrences.
EHS software can help you gain a different perspective on your machine safety operations.
Nowadays you can do just about anything from your smartphone, and oil and gas safety audits are no exception. Learn more.
Chemical safety: Hazard communication is important—not just for fulfilling OSHA requirements, but also to engender safety and trust within your...
The workplace is filled with health and safety pitfalls. To improve your EHS record for 2017, begin with avoiding the ten most common OSHA violations...
With the new OSHA regulations set to take place on January 1, 2017, here’s what you need to know.
Whether you're concerned about EHS issues or you're simply looking for new ways to develop your sustainability initiatives, the following blogs are...
Almost every industry has ergonomic dangers built right in. The hotel industry, for example, went through a shakeup in 2012 when OSHA cited Hyatt...
Did you know that four million people have jobs where noise is a damaging presence every single day?
Maximum penalties for employers violating OSHA laws have remained flat since 1990.
Find out more about the importance of National Electrical Safety Month.
