The OHS profession has been undergoing a significant transformation in the past 10 years, beginning with the realization that, despite our best efforts, fatalities and serious injuries are continuing to occur, even among organizations with “best-in-class” programs. Pam Walaski, CSP, CHMM, in her Safety and Risk Management Track Session “The Big Switch: Why You Need
Read more →H. Ricardo Moreno, Richard Eagles and Martin Kris A year-over-year improvement in the frequency and severity of injuries and fatalities is an achievement worth celebrating, but the electric power sector needs to step up safety efforts to achieve continuous improvement. The power industry is, by nature, fraught with high-hazard potential and recognized occupational risks. Thanks
Read more →New study finds electronic cigarettes release harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde and other carcinogens. While some companies work to improve worker health with smoke-free workplaces and cessation initiatives, a new study finds that using e-cigarettes as a method to quit might not be as healthy as previously thought. read more
Read more →Recent study from the American Heart Association shows active women ages 27-44 have a 25 percent lower risk of heart disease. The American Heart Association recently published a study that provides further support for well-rounded employee wellness programs. read more
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