Even after centuries of testing countless hypotheses and formulating new theories, we are still far from making scientific research the world’s default approach when confronting environmental issues. As burgeoning environmentalists, we need to ask ourselves these relevant questions: A “yes” … Read More
Safety Stratus Blog
Safety Observer Training Done Right
All employees are openly encouraged to report hazards when they are discovered. In many organizations, this is a basic tenet and often included in the duties and responsibilities of each employee. Some organizations take this one step further and utilize … Read More
Adopting Permit Authorization Software for Confined Spaces
Confined spaces represent a wide array of potentially hazardous environments that workers may encounter as part of their daily job duties. Most of these situations can be deemed safe for work if all the appropriate steps are carried out to mitigate … Read More
Trends in ESG Investing
When it comes to addressing economic, health, safety, and environmental inequalities, current data suggests there’s both good and bad news. The good news is that ESG investing has grown by 42% (almost five trillion USD) in just two years. This … Read More
Near Misses and Their Place in the Incident Reporting Culture
Arguably the best type of work-related incident is the near miss or “close call.” OSHA and the National Safety Council define a near miss as an “unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage, but had the … Read More
6 Simple Ways to Live Sustainably
News about the critical impacts of environmental degradation is coming hard and fast now; so, even if you are not currently experiencing those impacts first-hand, the topic can no longer be avoided. With all the combined information being vocalized about … Read More
