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This report will help you evaluate pay for several safety and environmental job titles. EHS managers can find the information to keep their departments competitive and efficient—an easy way to guarantee you are paying the right amount to retain hard-to-fill positions but not overpaying on others.
How are environment, health, and safety (EHS) professionals demonstrating strong leadership and encouraging positive employee engagement?
In this survey report, we explore how organizations are implementing their PPE programs in the field alongside effective administrative policies and employee training.
In this survey report, we examine how companies are addressing the hazards presented by objects dropped from height. We uncovered: Dropped Object Incidents The Dropped Objects Standard Tools and Instrumentation PPE Training Download the survey results to learn what respondents had to say about their state of safety.
In this survey report, we examine how companies are managing the safety risks that naturally occur in supply chains consisting of multiple contractors and vendors.
In this survey report, we examine state of safety. The goal of this survey is to provide the safety industry with valuable insight into current challenges, but also facilitate safety improvements and record progress annually.
Our 2019 EHS Salary Guide will help you evaluate if you are being paid a fair amount for the responsibilities you are shouldering—or if you are paying the right amount to retain hard-to-fill positions but not overpaying on others.
The importance of EHS can never be assumed or taken for granted – it must be clearly and consistently demonstrated to be a business asset in order to be successful. With this survey, our aim was not only to learn how this business case for EHS is being built in the real world today, but also to […]
Our 2018 Safety Progress Report includes all of the findings from the new survey, as well as year-over-year comparisons. See how well EHS pros and their organizations are moving the safety needle in a positive direction, eliminating challenges, and checking off the required boxes necessary to meet the very important objective of protecting workers in all industries.
This survey sought to understand how organizations are approaching First Aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and automated external defibrillator (AED) training. Sent to a population base of approximately 200,000 BLR Media subscribers. 1,052 EHS professionals interacted with the survey, 636 of whom proceeded through to the end of the questionnaire.