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In Case You Missed It: Q3 Webinar and AI Coffee Chat Recap
By Phil Molé, MPH Throughout Q3, VelocityEHS 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 like OSHA HazCom updates, AI in EHS, safety, incident management, ergonomics, contractor safety, and operational risk, these webinars provided practical insights and actionable […]
6 Common Internal Audit Pitfalls That Undermine EHS Management System Performance
How to Make Internal Audits More Risk-Based, Objective, and Useful for Continual Improvement By Shannon Major, STP ComplianceEHS and Phil Molé, MPH, VelocityEHS An internal audit program should be more than a calendar of audits or a requirement to satisfy before an external assessment. At its best, it is a planned and systematic way to […]
OSHA Container Labeling: 6 Best Practices for Safer Workplaces
By Phil Molé, MPH A chemical label packs a lot of important information into a small space. Under OSHA’s Hazard Communication (HazCom) Standard, shipped container labels help workers quickly identify a chemical and understand its hazards. But chemicals don’t always stay in the containers they arrive in. Many times, you need to put them […]
Why Approved Contractors Still Create Risk
By Phil Molé, MPH Getting a contractor approved is an important step toward safer work. But it’s only the first step. Prequalification is important because it helps you determine whether a contractor meets your organization’s requirements before they’re brought onsite. It can give you greater confidence in who you’re working with, ensure that contractors have […]
Chemical Ingredient Indexing Explained: From Inventory to Insight
By Phil Molé, MPH You may know every chemical product in your inventory. But do you know every regulated or hazardous ingredient inside those products? That distinction matters. An organization can maintain an up-to-date safety data sheet (SDS) library and an accurate list of product names, manufacturers, quantities, and locations, yet still struggle to answer […]
VelocityEHS Named to Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators 2026
Recognition highlights a company-wide culture of innovation to advance workplace safety through human expertise and AI. CHICAGO, IL (Sept. 16, 2026) — VelocityEHS®, the global leader in EHS & Sustainability solutions, today announced it has been named to Fast Company’s Best Workplaces for Innovators 2026, recognizing organizations that have created cultures where employees are empowered […]
What Does Compliance with HazCom 2024 Mean for Workplace Chemical Management?
By Phil Molé, MPH HazCom 2024 affects all users of hazardous chemicals throughout the chemical supply chain. Chemical manufacturers have work to do as the compliance clock keeps ticking. So do importers and distributors. And as updated hazard information makes its way downstream, employers who use hazardous chemicals affected by the final rule have many […]
VelocityEHS Brings Data-Driven, AI-Powered Approach to the Future of Workplace Safety at the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo
Industry experts will share new research, practical AI applications, and strategies empowering EHS leaders to move from reactive safety management toward proactive risk prevention. CHICAGO, IL (Sept. 14, 2026) — VelocityEHS®, the global leader in EHS & Sustainability solutions, announced its participation in the 2026 National Safety Congress & Expo, Sept. 14–16, at the Indiana […]
Moving Beyond Compliance: Managing Chemical Risk Proactively
By Phil Molé, MPH For many organizations, chemical management has traditionally been viewed through the lens of compliance. Do we have an up-to-date safety data sheet (SDS) for every chemical? Are containers properly labeled? Is our chemical inventory accurate? Are we meeting applicable reporting requirements? Those are important questions. But they aren’t the only questions […]
Getting a Handle on Risk Visibility: The Role of Analytics
By Phil Molé, MPH Organizations today have access to more risk data than ever before. Incidents, hazards, inspections, job safety analysis (JSAs), bowties, corrective actions, audit findings, training records, and other operational activities can all generate valuable information about where risk exists and how it is being managed. But having risk data isn’t the same […]