Safety Program Management

New York — Development of heat illness prevention plans for New York City employees and contractors, as well as heat safety guidance intended for...

Boulder, CO — Safety communications and training often recommend improving safety controls to address serious injuries and fatalities, but researchers say the safety community...

Washington — The Mine Safety and Health Administration “may be insufficiently prepared to handle multiple simultaneous mine emergencies” or a larger disaster, the Department...

Washington — Chemical facility operators need to ensure their equipment can function within safe operating limits, the Chemical Safety Board says in a new...

Although all workers are expected to operate safely, what happens when they’re spread out across different sites?

Experts weigh in on the duties (and differences) of these key worksite roles.

What are the most common blind spots in traditional facility safety infrastructure, and how can modern safety solutions address them?

Washington — A new challenge from OSHA encourages peer-to-peer recognition of safe work practices. Part of the annual Safe + Sound campaign promoted by OSHA,...

Washington — More employers are using artificial intelligence in their workplace safety programs, but balance and concerns about overreliance need to be part of...

What are the most common breakdown points organizations experience when transitioning from paper-based safety programs to digital safety management systems? How can they be mitigated?