Everything you need to know about management of change
In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know about management of change, the processes included, and how to build a reliable system.
Category: EHS
Chemical accident prevention checklist
OSHA’s general duty clause, under Section 112(r)(1) of the CAA, clearly implies the need for a source to carefully look at its processes and take steps to reduce the amount and effects of an accidental release regardless of whether the facility is required to comply with Chemical Accident Prevention of 40 CFR 68 (i.e., the Risk Management Program). This article can help ensure compliance with the general duty clause.
Q&A: Power strip safety: are they considered extension cords?
Are power strips considered extension cords, with or without surge protectors built in? Subscribers of EHS Hero® get access to our team of in-house subject matter experts. EHS Hotline allows subscribers to submit questions and receive timely, thorough, and plain-English answers from our team of experts—complete with resources and references. This page will cover our in-house subject matter expert’s answer to that question.
How to pick the right regulatory compliance software
There is a lot of compliance software out there, but not all are created equal. Learn how to pick the right compliance management solution to meet your compliance goals.
EPA reports rising compliance inspections
Last month, the EPA’s Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA) announced fiscal year (FY) 2022 enforcement and compliance accomplishments, which included an increase in inspections of more than 78% over FY 2021, particularly in overburdened environmental justice communities.
The top 5 safety KPI’s you should be tracking
These five safety KPI’s will most likely make the biggest immediate difference for your company as they all have the potential to increase safety, increase safety culture, and decrease fines.
What makes a great safety manager?
Are you a safety manager looking to hone your skills and impress your peers? Or are you hoping to hire a quality safety manager who will improve working conditions and cut incident-related costs at your company? Read more on what makes a great safety manager.
How to prevent back injuries in the workplace
Many industries, ranging from nursing and construction to manufacturing and office work, can place significant demands on your back. Back pain can make it difficult to concentrate at work and lead to injuries. So, it’s important to understand what causes back injuries in the workplace and what you can do to prevent them. In this article, we cover causes of back injuries, their impact, and share tips and suggestions for how you can reduce strain on your back and prevent injuries while you’re working.
Selling safety to your leadership team
Get leadership buy-in on this year’s safety initiatives. This helpful guide lays out the what, when, who, and how to effectively communicate the benefits of advancing your organization’s safety program to protect workers and the bottom line.
Q&A: Fit tests for employees choosing to wear respirators
EHS Hotline allows subscribers to submit questions and receive timely, thorough, and plain-English answers from our team of experts—complete with resources and references. This question focuses on fit tests for employees who choose to wear respirators.