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1/16: The Year of the Pig or The Year of Culture: Regulatory and Internal Demands Impacting Safety Culture in 2019
1/17: New Year’s Resolutions for Managing Risk & Safety: 5 Best Practices for Creating a Contractor Safety Management Program
1/29: Establishing the Strategic Value of EHS through Goal Setting
1/30: Hugh Hoagland Presents: NFPA 70E 2018 and Normal Operating Condition, No PPE Required? Beware the Trap
2/20: Top 3 Challenges to Improving Safety Culture
2/21: What You Really Need for an OSHA Compliant Fall Protection Anchorage
2/26: Legal Marijuana & Workplace Safety - A Cocktail for Disaster
3/21: Requirements of 2019 Edition of NFPA 652 Standard on Combustible Dust - On Your Way Towards Compliance?
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10/30 - Safe & Respirable Crystalline Silica: Risks and Considerations for Implementing the Updated OSHA Standards - Advanced Level
10/16 - Safe & Drug-Free Workplaces: Under Attack by the Marijuana Industry - Advanced Level
10/11 - Leadership Keys For Energizing Safety Performance & Culture - Advanced Level
5/2 - Overcoming Tenacious Injuries: Leadership Strategies For Stepping Above The Safety Performance Plateau - Advanced Level
2/14 - Health & Safety: Breaking Down the Silos -Beginner Level
11/30 - Making the Right Moves to Prevent Strains and Sprains: The Role of Management and Movement in Preventing Soft Tissue Injuries - Advanced Level
10/25 - Don’t Fall For It! Actually Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls in the Real World - Advanced Level
9/28 - Drive Your Future Safety Program From The Past - Intermediate Level
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IndustrySafe Safety Management Software helps organizations to improve safety by providing a comprehensive toolset of software modules to help businesses identify trouble spots; reduce claims, lost days, OSHA fines; and more.
Get the latest on trends you can expect to hear more about in 2019, including continued growth of mobile safety applications, wearable technology, and smart PPE; autonomous vehicles; pending OSHA recordkeeping rulemaking; and increased adoption of international safety standard, ISO 45001.
OSHA’s Form 300A posting deadline is February 1! Are you prepared? To help answer your key recordkeeping questions, IndustrySafe put together this guide with critical compliance information.
When it comes to safety training, no matter the industry, there are always questions regarding requirements and certifications. We’ve put together a guide on key safety training topics, requirements for certifications, and answers to common training questions.
Record and manage your organization’s inspection data with IndustrySafe’s Inspections module. IndustrySafe’s pre-built forms and checklists may be used as is, or can be customized to better suit the needs of your organization.
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Visit our Not-So-Great Moments in Safety archive and use these images to reinforce the importance of safe work practices in a memorable way.” “We’re human, we make mistakes, and your workforce is no different.” “Let’s create great moments in safety, together.”
The 2019 Global Risks Report identifies economic worries, major power tensions, political strains, climate catastrophe, and technological instabilities as areas of concern.
"Following our series of studies – the most extensive to date on 3D printer emissions – we are recommending additional investments in scientific research and product advancement to minimize emissions and increased user awareness so safety measures can be taken," said Marilyn Black, vice president and senior technical adviser at UL.
OSHA's inspectors determined that the company exposed employees to a hazardous atmosphere, failed to train employees on the health hazards of hydrogen sulfide, and did not drain water from the trench.
Several key questions will require focus from all stakeholders, IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim said, including what standards seafarers will be required to meet with respect to education, training, and certification to qualify them for the jobs of the future.
All of them completed one of two intensive five-day courses in the technical and regulatory fundamentals of workplace safety and health. The courses were offered in and October and November in Durham, N.C.