Recognizing and Managing Stress in Difficult Times -- Occupational Health & Safety

Recognizing and Managing Stress in Difficult Times

Help your team through the additional stress that this situation causes. Read about the telltale signs of a stressed-out worker and what you can do to help!

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Cumulative Physical Strain Defies Traditional Near Miss Safety Tracking

Musculoskeletal disorders develop quietly through repetitive daily tasks, requiring operations managers to monitor subtle worker workarounds rather than sudden acute events. Read Now
Demographic Shifts and Rising Claim Costs Drive Need for Age Aware Safety Programs

While older employees sustain fewer total injuries, physiological changes and comorbidities cause modern workplace slips, trips and falls to become exponentially more severe. Read Now
Preparing Safety Professionals for the AI Era

Dr. Bart Eltz of Columbia Southern University discusses how AI is transforming workplace safety, the opportunities and risks of AI-powered tools, and why human expertise remains essential. Read Now
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From Reactive Response to Continuous Readiness

Campus safety cannot wait as higher education shifts from reactive emergency response to continuous, intelligence-driven preparedness. Read Now
Stop Blaming The Seeds: Why Employee Behavior Is The Symptom, Not The Problem

Stop blaming individual shortcuts; repeated safety violations reveal poorly cultivated organizational systems, inadequate job designs and silent tolerances. Read Now
Friday New Product & News Roundup: June 05

A look at recent workplace developments, including Industrial Scientific’s data platform, Donaldson’s mist collector, executive changes at T&M Associates, security barriers from Hope's Windows and Volkmann's material handling system. Read Now

Artificial Intelligence

ASSP 2026 Keynote Highlights Shift From Compliance To Predictive AI Safety
Futurist Dan Chuparkoff outlines how machine learning transforms 1,300-page regulatory books and raw incident data into instantaneous, live workplace insights.
Preparing Safety Professionals for the AI Era
Dr. Bart Eltz of Columbia Southern University discusses how AI is transforming workplace safety, the opportunities and risks of AI-powered tools, and why human expertise remains essential.
AIHA Connect Keynotes Addressed Technological Disruption
Presentations focused on human cognition, artificial intelligence and workplace management.
AI and the New Frontier of Cognitive Safety
Beyond physical hazards, occupational health and safety must now address "cognitive surrender"—the hidden erosion of human judgment in the age of AI.
ASSP Safety 2026 to Focus on AI and Risk Management and Emerging Workplace Hazards
The annual safety conference, taking place June 15–17 in Anaheim, Calif., will bring together EHS professionals for education sessions, networking and discussions on emerging workplace safety trends.