BLR®, an industry-leading provider of compliance and management software and corporate training, today announced that its comprehensive environment, health, and safety (EHS) management and compliance platform, EHS Hero® has been recognized as a Top Product of the Year in the prestigious E+E Leader Product & Project Awards for the second year in a row.
Stay compliant with mandatory EHS training requirements from OSHA, EPA, and DOT. Learn key employer responsibilities and best practices to meet regulatory standards.
Discover how conducting a voluntary environmental audit can help your business identify inefficiencies, reduce waste, and minimize regulatory risks. Learn about EPA’s Audit Policy incentives, best practices, benefits, and potential risks.
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Frontline supervisors are crucial in shaping a positive safety culture and protecting workers. Learn how their role impacts injury rates, productivity, and employee retention. Download our essential guide for supervisors today.
Several states have recently implemented or are about to implement new stormwater general permits. This article walks through essential steps for stormwater permit compliance, including regulatory updates, Best Management Practices (BMPs), and strategies to avoid fines and protect water quality.
This resource compiles answers to frequently asked questions about HFCs, along with insights into the latest EPA regulations surrounding their use.
Learn how to build an EHS management system that reduces risks, improves compliance, and creates a safe and productive workplace.
The EPA announced food producer Hiland Dairy Foods Company LLC of Norfolk, Nebraska, has agreed to pay a $93,107 civil penalty to resolve alleged violations of the federal Clean Air Act’s (CAA) chemical accident prevention provisions. Under the CAA’s chemical accident prevention program, facilities using regulated toxic and/or flammable substances in a process in quantities above the established thresholds are required to develop risk management plans (RMPs).