“The Future of the North American and Global Economy” will kick off the 2012 Glove Symposium, taking a look at how changes are going to affect the hand and arm protection market.

Now in its 20th year, NAEM’s EHS Management Forum is the largest annual gathering of EHS and sustainability managers, directors and vice presidents.

The NSC 2012 Congress & Expo in Orlando, FL is the largest workplace safety and health conference in the United States, drawing more than 12,000 safety, health and environmental professionals.

The four-day conference draws thousands of industrial hygienists, union representatives, consultants, environmental health specialists, H.R. managers and government agency representatives who learn, network and exchange best practices in formal and informal settings.

Would you be ready in a disaster or emergency situation to guide your employees to safety, even if back-up power systems failed?

Glove wearing is one of the most effective industrial injury prevention programs.

The scenario is all too common: an employee makes a critical misstep in his day-to-day duties that leads to a serious injury.

As soldiers return from active combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, both the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and Veterans Administration (VA) have seen a significant increase in hearing damage, tinnitus and hearing loss compensation claims of active-duty soldiers and veterans — to the tune of $1.1 billion.

It is the beginning of the new year and you have been tasked with designing and implementing a new safety recognition program. Maybe you are thinking, “Where do I begin!? How do I make this program achieves our goals?”