Author Archives: SafetyStratus Research Advisory Group

Gender Disparities

Understanding Gender Disparities: A Closer Look at Workplace Safety for Women

Women often face unique challenges on the job that increase their risk of accidents and injuries. Employers must improve their awareness of these issues so that they can take steps to support female employees. This article will take a closer … Read More

SARA Tier II Report

What You Need to Know About the SARA Tier II Report

The Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 Title III (SARA), also known as Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know (EPCRA), addresses the need for publicly available hazard information by mandating the creation of State Emergency Response Commissions (SERC) and Local … Read More

hazardous chemicals

What You Need to Know about the New York City Community Right to Know

This blog describes the Community Right to Know Law (RTK) of New York City, which protects the public from the release of hazardous chemicals. … Read More

Respiratory Protection for Workers

How to Ensure Respiratory Protection for Workers

Stories are continually emerging about workers facing the consequences of inadequate respiratory protection. If workers are misinformed about the dangers they face in their occupation, it can have disastrous effects. That is exactly why the Occupational Safety and Health Administration … Read More

ESG

Integrating EH&S Strategies in ESG Climate Resilience Planning

Climate resilience planning is a critical concern for organizations in almost every industry. Climate change continues to impact areas like procurement and materials sourcing, supply chain and logistics, supply, and demand. Business sustainability concerns arise when any of these functions … Read More

ESG Reporting

Impact of Upcoming Mandatory ESG Reporting for US-Based Companies

Businesses in the US have been waiting for the SEC to issue a critical climate risk disclosure requirement. This decision to mandate ESG reporting was initially expected in December 2022 but has, thus far, been delayed. The proposed rule would … Read More