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New VelocityEHS Emergency Response Services (ERS) Infographic Highlights Importance of ERS Throughout the Supply Chain!
Worried about chemical exposures, whether for your employees or your customers? Download the new infographic, “How 24-Hour Chemical Emergency Response Services Help Users Throughout the Supply Chain,” to learn how ERS from VelocityEHS can bring you peace of mind and help you meet your regulatory requirements, no matter where you are in the chemical supply […]
The VelocityEHS: ESG Virtual Conference – Learn How to Do ESG Right
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues are not new, but in the last year, there’s been a major shift in areas of ESG like climate risk, gender diversity, and human rights. EHS organization leaders want to know how to weave ESG into their company’s principles. Join us on October 26th for the VelocityEHS ESG Virtual Conference! In this free, one-day event, […]
In Case You Missed It: A Recap of OSHA’s HazCom Public Hearing
by Phil Molé On September 21–23, OSHA held an informal public hearing on the notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) issued earlier this year that seeks to update OSHA’s HazCom Standard to align with Revision 7 of the UN’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). Since February 2021 when the NPRM was […]
VelocityEHS Helps Leading EMS Vehicle Manufacturer Frazer, Ltd. Reach their Safety Management Goals
An effective safety management program is one of the pillars of a strong workplace safety culture, and is also integral to your business’ bottom line. Relying on outdated, disconnected software systems to manage all the information, action items and other essential safety management tasks not only imposes unnecessary barriers to program efficiency, but can ultimately […]
Using the Hierarchy of Controls to Maximize MSD Risk Reduction
Once a job task in a facility has been evaluated for the risk of developing a musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) and the risk has been quantified, it’s time to implement solutions. If you’re going to effectively reduce MSD risk, you need to understand which risk factors are contributing most to the overall score and utilize control […]
“The Bowtie Analysis Blog” — Part 4: Using Master Bowties to Manage Risk at Multiple Facilities
Welcome to the fourth installment of our “Bowtie Analysis Blog” series. In our first installment, we talked about the usefulness of risk bowties for training employees on workplace risks, our second installment explored the way they can pull together information from many different types of assessments, and our third post discussed how bowties help visualize and manage risk […]
OSHA’s Planned COVID Emergency Standard and Employer Vaccination Mandates: What You Need to Know
by Phil Molé, MPH On September 9, President Biden laid out a comprehensive plan to address the COVID-19 pandemic, including new requirements affecting millions of workers across the United States. Along with new vaccination mandates for healthcare workers, federal employees, and all contractors working with the federal government, Biden’s plan calls for OSHA to develop […]
How can eLearning Help Your Business? Download our Infographic to See How!
Training is an essential pillar of any workplace safety management system, and it’s also one of the most direct and visible ways workers interact with our workplace safety culture. That’s why it’s so vital that we deliver training to workers that’s effective and engaging, and makes the most of your training budget. It can be […]
Hierarchy of Controls Examples that Address Manual Lifting
When it comes to ergonomics and musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) risk factors, force plays the biggest role. This issue has been clearly reflected in workplace injury data throughout the United States. In 2021, Liberty Mutual reported that “disabling workplace injuries cost businesses more than $58 billion every year,” with the number one contributing category being overexertion […]
Knowing the Impact of Vibration Exposure
If you’ve ever ridden your bike over rough gravel or traveled in an old truck without proper shocks, you’ll understand the old phrase “teeth rattling around in your head.” It’s not an experience that anyone can enjoy for long! Those same sensations are part of why newer, smoother rollercoasters are more enjoyable than the rough, […]