Are We Taking Safety Too Personally?
Jim LoudIn the US our fatality rate has been flat (total fatalities are actually up a bit the last couple of years) for a decade despite our incident rate’s steady decline to an all-time low. In addition recent disasters such as the chemical exposure fatalities at LaPort Texas, the Texas City Refinery e
June 19, 2017
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EHSQ Alliance: Fostering collective intelligence sharing to mitigate risk, and further Environmental stewardship
Tamara Parris
Creating change in an industry is about taking the lead and being the catalyst for transformation which is what Mark Jaine, the CEO of Intelex, did today by bringing the EHSQ ecosystem together to integrate technologies, content, and subject matter expertise. He believes the evolution of the industry hinges on a non-competitive and collaborative environment, rather than consolidation.
June 12, 2017
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Learning from Safety Professionals: Workplace Violence Prevention
Tamara ParrisWhen we think of Workplace Violence, what falls into this category?
June 09, 2017
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Join us for the Safe + Sound Week!
Tamara ParrisWhat Is Safe + Sound Week?
It is an opportunity to drive social awareness around safety in the workplace, and worker's rights.
June 06, 2017
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Safety within Critical Discourse Perspectives
Kamran Akhavan AttariThis is interdisciplinary of safety documents studies and critical discourse analysis[1].Although I believe this approach can be applied in any sort of safety material, but as a sample it modified ICAO USOAP/CMA that can be more influent
May 16, 2017
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Supporting Mental Health Awareness Week
Tamara ParrisCreating a workplace that supports mental well-being may sound like a challenging goal, yet it is obtainable with effort.
Here are a few ideas to support mental health in the workplace:
May 08, 2017
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To the Inventor of Zero Accidents: Thanks for Nothing!
Terry L MathisSafety is a vacuum. Suck out all the risks and the remaining 'nothing' is safety.
April 19, 2017
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