Explore practical guidance, compliance updates, and safety strategies from certified EHS leaders—helping your business stay safe, compliant, and future-ready.
Explore practical guidance, compliance updates, and safety strategies from certified EHS leaders—helping your business stay safe, compliant, and future-ready.

Iowa and the upper Midwest sit in one of the highest radon zones in the country, and rural well water carries nitrate and bacteria risk. Two exposures worth testing for at home, explained the way I would assess any other exposure.

Remote work moved a share of your workforce into workstations you have never seen, and the injuries are real. What employers can reasonably do about home setups, plus the sit-stand, monitor and lighting guidance worth passing along.

Fixed robots were solved with fences. Mobile fleets and general-purpose humanoids break that model, and the standards have not caught up. What changes when the hazard moves, and how to assess machines whose behavior is not fully specified.

Most RCRA findings are not exotic. They are an unlabeled drum, a missing accumulation start date, an open container and a waste determination nobody ever made. Here is what inspectors actually find in the back of the building.

RMP is the environmental twin of process safety management, with its own covered substances, an offsite consequence analysis and a public-facing filing. Most facilities discover the overlap the hard way. Here is how to run both as one system.

In a union facility, safety changes run through the contract and the committee rather than around them. What the agreement typically governs, where employers create problems by moving unilaterally, and why the committee is an asset.

Safety spending gets defended with injury rates, which is the weakest argument available. The real return shows up in experience modification, bid eligibility, unplanned downtime and enterprise value — and those are numbers a CFO already tracks.

Promoting a good supervisor into the safety seat feels efficient and creates legal exposure nobody priced. EHS is a specialty craft with credentials, judgment calls and liability attached. Here is what you are actually assigning.

The floor does not match the binder, and the only way to know the difference is to walk it. Why field presence is the least automatable part of safety leadership, and what changes when a safety professional actually shows up.
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