What It Takes to Create a Successful EHS Program at Your Workplace
An effective safety program (aka EHS program) keeps your employees safe and your executives out of trouble. Learn what it takes to create a #1 safety program.
7 Social Distancing Tips for Employers and Employees
From redesigning workspaces to limiting visitors, here are 7 tips for ensuring social distancing and preventing the spread of COVID-19 at your organization.
Let’s Talk About Unproductive Compensation
Trying to quantify onboarding? I’d like to introduce you to a new way to think about human capital expenses: unproductive compensation.
What to Do If You Suspect an Employee Has COVID-19
What should you do if you think an employee might be sick with COVID-19? Here’s how to take care of the person, protect others, and minimize further infection.
4 Ways EHS Software Will Help Your Company in a Post-COVID World
From training employees remotely to going paperless, here are 4 ways environment, health, & safety (EHS) software can help you navigate the post-COVID world.
How to Pick the Best EHS Software
How do you find the best EHS software? We’ve put together a quick guide on everything you need to know about how to select EHS compliance & management software.
The Costs of Poor Onboarding: What You Lose When People Jump Ship
From “all aboard!” to “huh?”—poor onboarding procedures have a real financial impact on employers. Here’s what you lose when new hires feel unprepared. In the old days, before a ship or train would depart the dock or station, a conductor, captain, or…
Your COVID-19 Response Team: Who, What, Why, and How
A COVID-19 response team protects your people and bottom line by ensuring proper and OSHA-compliant environment, health, safety practices.
OSHA Understands the Power of Shame – Do You?
According to a recent study out of Duke University, one OSHA press release can reduce EHS incident rates as much as 210 agency inspections would.
One Way to Reduce COVID-19 Transmission: Open a Window
The coronavirus doesn’t hang around as long in well-ventilated areas. According to a new study, fresh air and sunlight can reduce the spread of the virus that’s currently holding us all hostage.
