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OSHA’s electronic injury/illness recordkeeping data regulation,

or OSHA adopts Saul Alinsky’s “Twelve Rules for Radicals”

November 21, 2013

The current administration looks to Saul Alinsky’s “Twelve Rules for Radicals” for their guidance. OSHA has now stepped in this direction and away from safety principles. Their first foray was the Shaming Press Releases.

New Grainger ad campaign: From supplies and solutions to service and empathy

November 6, 2013

Grainger recently launched its new advertising campaign, “Get it. Got it. Good.”

Benefits of building a safety network

Lisa Bucki

November 6, 2013

While consolidation, channel proliferation and personal protective equipment (PPE) vending trends continue to shape the industrial distribution landscape in 2013

Beyond Safety 2014 Conference to feature contractor safety awards ceremony for BP Whiting Refinery Project

BP to hold their annual Contractor Safety Awards at fourth annual Beyond Safety & Reliability Conference and Expo in February

November 5, 2013

BP’s Contractor Safety Awards will once again be held at the annual Beyond Safety & Reliability Conference and Expo. The fourth annual Beyond Safety & Reliability Conference and Expo is a two day conference that features and welcomes top safety and reliability professionals from across the Midwest.

Do we really need I2P2?

How would small & medium-sized firms comply?

James E. Leemann Ph.D.

November 4, 2013

OSHA is describing its I2P2 as a proactive process to help employers find and fix workplace hazards before workers get hurt.

Can’t get a handle on the OS&H workforce

So many people contribute to safety it’s hard to quantify it

Dan Markiewicz MS, CIH, CSP, RMP

November 4, 2013

When we visualize data in the NIOSH funded report, crunch numbers, and acquire additional data, who OS&H pros are just doesn't add up.

The benefits of a positive culture can’t be ignored

Katherine McCarthy

November 4, 2013

OSHA requires employers to have an emergency action plan and to stay current with safety regulations, but many companies are missing a key point in keeping employees informed.

Who runs the rule mill?

The best bet is when workers create the rules

Timothy Ludwig Ph.D.

November 4, 2013

Rules are designed to keep us safe and are made by well-meaning folks thinking through potential risks in the face of hazards.

Remote monitoring in real time

Analyze threat data, controls & alarm signals

John Mccreadie

November 4, 2013

Relevant data helps make better decisions faster. Analyzed data can pinpoint small threats before they become big incidents that shut down operations.