ISHN Magazine

Let’s explore technology trends and how they can create advancements in PPE to help improve worker safety and well-being.

Recent advancements are reshaping industries.

With a younger workforce, there has been an increased demand for non-traditional safety footwear.

Shrewd safety professionals carefully consider risk management for construction projects at the planning stage and throughout the life of a construction project.  

OSHA released an update to their 1910.28 Walking Working Surfaces Standard in 2018

A delay in the delivery of necessary PPE can put workers at risk.

It’s important to note that AI isn’t just another way to sift through EHS data or assess risks.

This year, we launched a safety hazards challenge, pitting humans against AI. 

An OHS pro’s view on workplace reproductive health is being reshaped by various departmental changes.

Awareness and support are increasing, but stereotypes surrounding mental health and wellness stubbornly persist.

A common question for EMTs: Should we treat the patient on scene, or should we prepare them for transport?

Focus on a robust, value-based safety program rather than uniformity driven by standards for an injury-free workplace.