At the highest levels of performance, ongoing improvement must be made in small steps. Once this level of performance is reached, trying to do too much at once is almost as inefficient as doing the wrong things. As organizations advance their safety performance, opportunities for further improvement dramatically shrink. Some think otherwise because the shrinking
Read more →Purchasing the best eye wash and emergency shower equipment based on your needs is half the battle when it comes to protecting workers from severe eye injuries. Maintaining the stations and training employees on proper use is the other half. Chocolate milk. That’s what the water resembled to John Eliszewski as it flowed out of
Read more →The U.S. Department of Energy is asking for comments and information by April 10 about a possible change in its transfers of uranium for cleanup services at the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Piketon, Ohio.
Read more →When EHS professionals have to step up and play the part of safety superhero, one power they shouldn’t have to use is hindsight. One of my favorite TV shows is “South Park.” While it’s raunchy and constantly borders on crossing the line, it’s great social commentary in some cases. One particular episode I’ve seen about
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