Article from safetynewsalert.com By Fred Hosier The final deadline in OSHA’s four-stage conversion to the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) occurs in 2016. Companies will now have to be in full compliance with the revised hazard communication standard (HCS). The […]
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A Safety Management Approach Bob Lapidus, DSP, CSMS Safety does not come naturally for some people. They have to be taught how to do their jobs safely. If left to their own way of doing things, they often will do what is expedient rather than […]
Article from OSHA.gov Winter weather means that new kinds of workplace hazards have to be addressed in order to prevent injury and save lives. Winter Safe Driving was a topic covered extensively at the Sacramento Regional Safety Forum on December 3, 2015 but there are […]
Presenters: Greg Cupper, President of EcoFleet Training Solutions and Officers Guillermo Garcia & Ralph Cervantes, California Highway Patrol Topic: Winter Safe Driving On Thursday December 3 at 8:30am, Safety Center hosted its monthly Safety Forum on the topic of “Winter Safe Driving” to address the […]
DIGGING DEEPER: POSITIVE LOSS ANALYSIS Article by Bob Lapidus, CSP, CSMS It is the rare organization that truly wants to know the real reasons for why losses are being sustained for two major reasons: The process is time-consuming The process may point fingers at someone […]
Article from Professional Safety: Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineers By Brett Solomon (Senior Consultant at Sentis) The most powerful message about safety culture is the way leadership responds to something that goes wrong. Real values are seen in the way problems are […]
A SAFETY MANAGEMENT APPROACH The Ten Basic Principles of Safety PRINCIPLES #9 & 10 Article by Bob Lapidus, CSP, CSMS Dan Petersen, Safety Management – A Human Approach Aloray, Goshen, NY In Memoriam: Dan Petersen (1931-2007) The ten basic principles of safety culminate in these […]
Article from ProfessionalSafety: Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineers By Brett Solomon (Senior Consultant at Sentis) There are several principles that can and should be applied in the effort to develop a robust safety culture in every workplace. One of these principles is […]
Safety Center received funding from the Allstate Foundation for teen safe driving education. This Teen Safe Driving program empowers high school students to create teen-to-teen safe driving campaigns. These youth-led campaigns focus on making teen traffic safety a priority in the community. “Empowering students to create positive […]
A SAFETY MANAGEMENT APPROACH The Ten Basic Principles of Safety PRINCIPLES #7 & 8 Article by Bob Lapidus, CSP, CSMS Dan Petersen, Safety Management – A Human Approach Aloray, Goshen, NY In Memoriam: Dan Petersen (1931-2007) Out of the ten basic principles of safety compiled […]