Insights and trends to help you better manage your EHS program to improve compliance & workplace safety
In the previous blog article, Measuring Safety Performance, we discussed Dan Peterson’s take on performance indicators within an organization. Specifically, the assignment of differing indicators based on the role within the company, ensuring both relevancy and fairness. Mr. Peterson stated
Deadly fires in South Korea have been steadily increasing in the workplace over the past few decades. Another deadly blaze was reported on April 29, 2020, in the city of Icheon, about 80km south-east of Seoul. Icheon is the home
The management of incidents at any institution can be a challenging task. With advances in software and modern internet technology, the efficiency and efficacy of those efforts can be greatly enhanced. The use of user-friendly electronic forms can ensure accurate
The increasing concentration of methane in the atmosphere is of major concern for efforts to address the climate change challenge. Methane has significantly greater potential for global warming than CO2. Though natural gas is a relatively clean energy source, the
In the previous blog article, Criteria for Safety & Health Performance Indicators (KPIs), we discussed the concept of Performance Indicators for Safety and Health, as well as how both leading and lagging indicators could be used in the development of
For years you have heard about leading and lagging indicators for safety and health. In 2016, I published an article for the National Safety Council’s Safety + Health magazine on leading and lagging indicators, as seen here: What are safety
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