The goals for this survey and the Annual Safety Progress Report based on its results were multifaceted. Our aim was to not only provide the safety industry with valuable insight into current challenges, but also to help facilitate safety improvements with relevant resources throughout the year and record progress annually. We wanted to perform research that would help ensure we are all 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.
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Our Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Survey sponsored by Accuform® was launched in early January 2017, and by the time the survey closed about two and a half weeks later, 576 environmental, health, and safety (EHS) professionals had shared their insights into the state of LOTO at their companies.
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The 2017 Hazard Communication Survey sponsored by VelocityEHS® and its MSDSonline solutions was launched in mid-June 2017, and by the time the survey closed about one month later, 449 environmental, health, and safety (EHS) professionals had shared their insights into how their organizations are currently meeting their hazard communication challenges.
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The 2017 Annual Safety Progress report provides insight into the top safety challenges and how they are being faced by today’s EHS professionals. Download this free research to se how your program stacks up!
The 2017 Annual Safety Progress report provides insight into the top safety challenges and how they are being faced by today’s EHS professionals. Download this free research to se how your program stacks up!
Threats to employee safety are an everyday occurrence—and PPE is a vital line of defense. In this survey report, we take a look at how managers address protective equipment, including proper distribution and training for workers.
Because the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cannot inspect all 7 million workplaces it covers each year, the Agency seeks to prioritize its inspection resources. In this year’s report, we have provided individual charts for the top 10 violations for both general industry and construction, with last year’s ranking in the last column.
