Cascading information in today’s workplace has become extremely convoluted. Aside from the various devices and platforms workers use to communicate with each other, administrators also need to reach all individuals within the widely distributed setting that is part of many … Read More
Author Archives: SafetyStratus Research Advisory Group
How Technology Has Improved Hazardous/Regulated Waste Management
Every day, a large amount of waste is generated by the manufacturing, healthcare, and construction industries. Much of this waste is hazardous and needs to be disposed of correctly to avoid harming people and the environment. To ensure proper “cradle … Read More
GIS Tools for Analysis and Predictive Solutions
The advent of Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping tools and technologies has helped immensely in the processes of identifying, quantifying, and solving problems. GIS collects and analyzes location-based or spatial data. Observational safety data entails collecting, managing, and documenting all … Read More
The Safety Applications of a Laboratory Assessment Tool and Chemical Hygiene Plan
Organizations that handle hazardous chemicals and materials will ideally have a centralized system for stakeholders to access critical roster and hazard information. A cloud-based module can offer the ability to integrate laboratory safety management with other aspects of EH&S management … Read More
Adding Worker Well-Being into Occupational Safety and Health (OHS) Programs
In the past decade, worker well-being has been a well-defined and debated term as discussions have become more open about mental health and the importance of work-life balance. The COVID-19 pandemic served to make well-being a permanent fixture in work … Read More
Health and Safety Red Flags in Academic Institutions
Many cutting-edge technologies are conceived in academic laboratories where hazardous chemicals and safety risks can be prevalent. As such, health and safety protocols are just as important in educational institutions as they are in industries. Recent accidents within academic institutions … Read More
