How employers are addressing the issue of chronic strain is up for debate. A recent survey, Workforce State of Mind, from ...

The revised standards are intended to reflect current industry practices, technological advancements, and emerging safety and ...

This behavior can risk inconsistent standards, repeated mistakes, and lower quality outcomes, says report from SafetyCulture.

Through this pilot grant program, NSC is helping organizations test innovative technologies in real-world environments so ...

A common lament among safety professionals—if I heard it once, I heard it a few dozen times over the course of EHS Today’s 2019 Safety Leadership Conference in Dallas—is that senior management ...

Learn what technologies you can incorporate onto your jobsite to make construction work safer for all. As an added bonus, it's likely more affordable than you think. Commercial and industrial ...

Talent shortages, leveraging AI, and prioritizing mental health are issues that EHS leaders will be focusing on in 2026, according to a recent report, Voice of EHS Report:2026 Trends and Priorities, ...

A recent survey, EHS: From Curiosity to Confidence, from EY, found that many companies are, in fact, using AI within the EHS function to improve efficiency. However, this is mostly limited to ...

Reactive safety measures treat symptoms but fail to eliminate systemic hazards, leading to recurring issues. The three layers of safety training—task performance, hazard awareness, and engineering ...

Supply chains continue to become more distributed, less predictable, and risk is evolving faster than ever. Hiring clients and suppliers alike are expected to keep work moving safely while meeting ...

OSHA says workers continue to be hurt or fatally injured every year from well-known and preventable trenching hazards.

EHS Today informs environment, health and safety leaders on news, trends, management strategies, and regulatory updates that help them provide safe and healthy worksites. Founded in 1938, EHS Today's ...