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  • The Hidden Safety Risk of AI: Losing the Ability to Recover

    AI may improve hazard detection and injury prevention, but organizations that rely too heavily on automation could inadvertently weaken the human skills and organizational resilience needed to manage unexpected events.

  • Rooftop Safety Starts Before the Roof Edge

    Safe access, protected openings, thoughtful traffic patterns, and risk-based hazard assessments can significantly reduce the dangers workers face while performing rooftop inspections and maintenance.

  • Get Your Dates — and Your Ducks — in a Row

    OSHA’s revised Hazard Communication Standard is entering its next major compliance phase. Now is the time to ensure employees can navigate updated hazard information.

  • A Clearer Vision for Eye and Face Protection

    The revised ANSI/ISEA Z87.1-2025 standard aims to make eye and face protection easier to select, understand, and implement while reinforcing the role of hazard assessment in preventing workplace injuries.

  • Beyond the Water Jug: Integrating Heat Safety into Construction Workflows

    With construction workers facing 13 times higher risk of heat-related death, and a hotter-than-normal summer forecast for 2026, safety professionals must prioritize heat stress prevention. Learn to distinguish between heat stress and heat strain, identify early warning signs workers might hide, and implement practical strategies from hydration and acclimatization to shade structures and culture change that protect workers when temperatures rise.


Webinars

  • Executive Q&A: Using AI to Build Connected, Insight‑Driven Safety Programs

    In this Executive Q&A, we’ll explore how safety and operations leaders are approaching AI not as a standalone application, but as part of a broader, connected safety ecosystem. The discussion will focus on how organizations are aligning technology, data, and human processes to improve situational awareness, strengthen training effectiveness, and standardize safety practices without increasing complexity.

  • Stop Doing Safety For Them: Redistributing Ownership Before It Breaks Your Program (and Your People)

    This session explores the challenges EHS professionals face when safety is treated as the responsibility of one department rather than a shared organizational responsibility. Attendees will learn how a distributed accountability framework can empower leaders, supervisors, and workers to own safety while allowing EHS teams to focus on system design, coaching, and maintaining standards.

  • Closing the Safety Loop: Connecting Incident Management and Job Safety Analysis

    Every incident provides valuable insights, but the strongest safety programs use those lessons to prevent future risks. This webinar explores how integrating Incident Management with Job Safety Analysis (JSA) creates a continuous cycle of improvement, helping organizations identify hazards, strengthen controls, and enhance workplace safety. You'll also discover how AI-powered EHS software can support incident investigations, uncover trends, improve JSA quality, and enable a more proactive, data-driven approach to risk prevention.


Whitepapers

  • The MOC Blind Spot: Managing Unreviewed Change Beyond Your PSM Boundary

    Most MOC programs stop at the PSM boundary, but risk doesn't. This free field guide helps EHS and process safety professionals spot missed triggers, temporary bypasses, and replacement in kind mistakes before they turn into incidents or audit findings.

  • Heat Illness Prevention Checklist

    Help your team prepare for extreme heat with Novara’s Heat Illness Prevention Checklist. This practical resource outlines key steps employers can take to reduce heat-related risks, including planning for water, shade, worker training, emergency response, acclimatization, and heat index monitoring. Designed for high-risk work environments, the checklist helps safety teams identify gaps, reinforce prevention practices, and encourage early reporting of heat-related symptoms before they become serious incidents.

  • Avetta Insights & Impact Report 2026

    The Avetta Insights and Impact Report 2026 analyses data from our global network of 130,000 suppliers to reveal a clear pattern: organisations that build a strong safety foundation, expand visibility into supply chain risk, and strategically layer risk management capabilities achieve stronger outcomes. The results? Fewer incidents, stronger safety performance, and more reliable operations.


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