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Category Archives: New View of Safety
You’ve Been Given the Assignment: Why Modern EHS Leadership Requires a New Operating Model
If your EHS system struggles when conditions change, that’s not a people problem—it’s a system design issue. This article outlines how leading organizations are modernizing EHS for real work and real risk. Continue reading
Posted in AI, Artificial Intelligence, Innovation, New View of Safety, Uncategorized
Tagged digital EHS systems, EHS transformation, high reliability organizations HRO, human organizational performance HOP, modern EHS management systems, predictive safety analytics, proactive safety management, resilience engineering safety, safety culture improvement
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Tried and True: Written Procedures are a Foundation of EHS Success
I often look to NASA and the Apollo missions for examples of safety methods that were/are successful in the harshest of environments –outer space. The moon landing missions in particular represent risk management, safety engineering and operational control tools that … Continue reading
Posted in EHS Management, Injury Prevention, New View of Safety
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