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The Hidden Cost of Manual Chemical Tracking

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By Phil Molé, MPH Keeping your safety data sheets (SDSs) organized is an important part of chemical management. But as we discussed in a recent blog, it’s only one part. Knowing what a chemical is doesn’t automatically tell you where it is, how much of it you have, how much you’ve used, or whether quantities […]

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Job Safety Analysis: The Foundation of a Mature Operational Risk Management Program

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Every mature Operational Risk Management program is rooted in a simple question: Do you truly understand the risks involved in every job your employees perform?  The answer to this question begins with Job Safety Analysis (JSA).  Many organizations focus heavily on incident management processes: reporting, investigations, and corrective action planning. While each of these activities […]

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There’s More to Chemical Management Than SDS Management

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By Phil Molé, MPH Ask an employer what their chemical management system does, and there’s a good chance the first answer you’ll hear is, “It stores our Safety Data Sheets (SDSs).” That’s understandable. Maintaining an up-to-date SDS library is one of the most visible and familiar requirements of OSHA’s Hazard Communication (HazCom) Standard alongside other […]

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Meet VelocityAI: The Human-Centered AI Built for the Reality of EHS

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By Phil Molé, MPH  AI is everywhere. But for EHS professionals, one question matters more than any other: Can AI help us make work safer? Generic AI tools can summarize documents or generate content. But protecting workers requires something different. It requires AI that understands how EHS teams work, the decisions they make, and the […]

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Beyond Paper: The Business Case for Digital Job Safety Analysis (JSAS)

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By Phil Molé, MPH Job Safety Analysis (JSAs) has been a cornerstone of workplace safety for decades. JSAs help organizations identify hazards, evaluate risks, and establish controls before work begins. But not all JSAs are equally effective. Many organizations still rely on paper forms, Word documents, spreadsheets, or PDFs to manage their JSAs. While these […]

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VelocityEHS Named Finalist for Best AI-Powered SaaS Solution

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Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing how organizations identify risk, improve decision making, and protect their people. According to the 2026 EHS 360 Benchmark Report, 44% of EHS professionals identify AI as the biggest transformative force in EHS today and 70% trust AI-generated insights to inform EHS decisions. But meaningful innovation isn’t measured by new features and […]

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Built on Customer Trust: VelocityEHS Recognized as a G2 Summer 2026 Leader

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Powered by customer feedback, VelocityEHS has once again been recognized as a Leader by G2. In the G2 Summer 2026 Reports, VelocityEHS received 16 Total Award Badges, including nine Leader designations. This latest recognition reflects what matters most. Customers continue to trust VelocityEHS to help them outpace risk, simplify EHS management, and drive measurable business outcomes. Organizations are […]

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Agentic AI in EHS: Why and When Human Oversight Is Needed

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By Phil Molé, MPH In Part One of our blog series on agentic AI, we introduced the concept of AI agents and discussed some of the things they can do. The goal now is to discuss what they should do, and what they shouldn’t do. In what follows, you’ll learn why AI agents are not […]

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In Case You Missed It: VelocityEHS Q2 Webinar & AI Coffee Chat Recap

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By Phil Molé, MPH Are we done with another quarter of virtual events already? Time flies. Throughout Q2, we hosted a variety of events designed to help EHS professionals stay ahead of regulatory changes, explore emerging technologies, and enhance their safety programs. Covering topics such as OSHA HazCom updates, AI, safety, incident management, ergonomics, contractor […]

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AI for Proactive Safety: Why Incident Management and JSA Go Together

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By Phil Molé, MPH Most organizations don’t struggle to collect safety data. They struggle to use it to prevent incidents. Every day, safety teams capture incident reports, investigate near misses, document corrective actions, and complete risk assessments. Yet too often, these activities happen in parallel rather than together. Incident management looks at what went wrong. […]

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