Episode 173
Encouraging employees to stop the job in an unsafe scenario comes with a long list of complications. Listen in as Editor Sydny Shepard discusses how you can encourage employees to prioritize health and safety.
Even though the emergency orders ended last week, employers should not stop protecting their workers from COVID-19.
A new research report from Intelex Technologies uses responses from 450 EHS and ESG professionals.
The sessions will take place in person and online from February 13 to 17 and online only from February 20 to 24.
The company was recognized following an evaluation in April 2022.
Since 2017, Dollar General and Dolgencorp LLC have been issued a total of $12.3 million in proposed penalties.
Take a look at some soft skills and how they can influence DEI in the workplace.
Episode 172
Artificial intelligence may sound like something from the future, but it is already changing the way companies enhance their workplace safety programs. On this episode of the podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard sits down with SparkCognition's Stephen Gold to talk about how advanced technologies can seamlessly fit in with your program today.
The company has been inspected eight other times since 2021.
The location in Ohio has seen seven injuries since 2017 from a lack of following machine safety procedures, including the most recent incident.
With the height of flu season just around the corner, you can act now to protect yourself and others in the workplace.
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Episode 171
Editor Sydny Shepard continues to count down the top five most frequently cited standards and what you can be doing to avoid being penalized for not complying with these standards.
What can computer vision do for employers, and what are its limitations?