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“Effective safety leadership depends on a leader’s ability to adapt their style to situational demands. This supports a multifaceted approach to safety management.”

Proposed revisions to a current standard and a series of proposed standards on serious incident and fatality prevention “would set the stage for a smarter, more effective model of prevention that prioritizes what matters most.”

“Effective safety isn’t about one strategic lever, nor is it about picking the ‘right’ theory or model. It’s about understanding the rich toolkit of models available to safety professionals and adapting those approaches to fit the evolving reality of a workplace.”

It takes a lot of courage to admit when we’re struggling – and to take steps to turn things around.

Mike Strum, CSP, shares how he got into the EHS industry.

Tracy Krieger, MPH, CSP, ASP, shares how she got into the EHS industry.

Make plans now to attend the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo, set for Sept. 11-17 in Indianapolis.

Denver — A finalist in last year’s competition, MākuSafe and its wearable connected worker and safety data analytics solution claimed the top prize in the 2025 Safety Innovation Challenge.

Denver — Product creators want their ideas to “become so magical, they become a verb,” Chris Barton says.

Denver — Sarah Futrell is the 2025 recipient of the Marion Martin Award, presented annually by the National Safety Council.