This year’s ASSP Safety 2022 Conference and Expo will be held at McCormick Place in Chicago.
The OH&S Live From page is a great resource for all attendees, whether in person or virtual!
Safety 2022 promotes over 125 educational sessions for attendees. Here’s a few you won’t want to miss.
Safety 2022 in Chicago is focusing on bringing safety professionals much needed education, including a conversation with OSHA’s Doug Parker.
Episode 145
Safety blind spots in the workplace may be more prevalent than you think. In this episode, Editor Sydny Shepard discusses how safety blind spots develop as well as how you can recognize and mitigate them.
The OH&S team will be at ASSP’s Safety 2022 Professional Development Conference & Exposition covering the event.
The American Society of Safety Professionals will be streaming sessions at the conference this year so virtual attendees can experience them together in real-time.
Many tasks are required to put a DG item into transport, and slow compliance processes result in slower fulfillment, deliveries and overall business.
Safety culture is the way we do things and the reason why we do them.
Safety training software can help ensure your training program is effective.
Attendees of AIHA’s AIHce EXP 2022 listened in while OSHA’s Deputy Assistant Secretary summarized the agency’s priorities.
Episode 144
The summers are not getting any cooler. Listen in as Sydny Shepard discusses predicted high temperatures and what you can do—now—to ensure workers are safe in the summer.
Episode 140
Listen in as Editor Sydny Shepard discusses three of the most common reasons why severe injuries and fatalities happen on a job site.
OSHA issued the citations and a $370K penalty to the paving company.
Episode 136
As a safety leader, you are the point person for all safety initiatives. Listen in as Editor Sydny Shepard discusses the traits a great leader should have to implement effective and successful safety programs.
OSHA has proposed penalties of $159,00 after the incident in 2021.
Episode 135
Editor Sydny Shepard defines, describes and explains how a safety culture can be the backbone of safe operations at your facilities and job sites.
A new report shows employed Americans believe their workplace safety is more important than ever, but they are not so sure their employer would agree.
An investigation found that the employer could have prevented the conditions that led to electrocution.
Advanced technologies are making it possible for safety managers to better connect workers, worksites and workflows for safer, more efficient work environments.