EHS Insights & Resources
Practical EHS insights for growing companies navigating compliance, risk, and operational growth. Explore guidance on building stronger EHS programs, managing risk, and creating systems that protect people while supporting the business.
The $125,000 Question: What One Injury Actually Costs Your Company,
For every 29 minor injuries, there is one major injury or fatality, and most companies never connect the dots. The direct costs of a workplace injury are bad enough (amputation claims average $125,060). Yet, it’s the hidden costs: the cross-training gaps, the rumor mill, the quiet resignations, that quietly compound into a travesty most safety programs never see coming.
The “Messy Middle”: Why Fast-Growing Manufacturers Outgrow Their EHS Approach
Growth does not usually break an EHS program all at once. It happens gradually: a new machine here, a rushed hire there, tribal knowledge replacing written procedures, and standards drifting between shifts. Eventually, the safety program that once fit the business no longer fits the operation. This is the “messy middle” of manufacturing growth.
Compliance Cost Center to Competitive Advantage
Compliant or competitive? Most EHS programs stop at the first one, and it’s costing manufacturers and other businesses more than they think.
Recognizing Women
Remembering women scientists and their contributions that have shaped our occupational environmental, health, and safety arena of today.
Leprechauns and Pots of Gold and Rainbows…Oh My!
Use the St. Patrick’s Day holiday as an excuse to help your employees get the energy out!
We Are Off!
Use the St. Patrick’s Day holiday as an excuse to help your employees get the energy out!
Flu and Cold Season
This blog post provides information about flu and cold viruses, and helpful tips for businesses.
Occupational injuries are costly
Even the simplest jobs can be costly.
Stop … and take a breath.
A global pandemic can derail your business. However, you can’t escape your environmental obligations. Now is the time to have a contingency plan in place.