EHS Insights & Guides

The single most common recordkeeping mistake is either over-recording first aid cases or under-recording cases that require medical treatment. Walk through OSHA's official decision tree with real-world examples.

Safety culture isn't posters and toolbox talks. It's the unwritten rules that govern how work actually gets done. We share five evidence-based practices that EHS leaders use to build genuine safety engagement on the front line.

Most JHAs are completed for compliance and then filed away. Here's how to write a JHA that workers actually use in the field — including a template and the five most common JHA mistakes that create false confidence.

EHS software is often seen as a cost center. But companies with digitized safety programs report 20–40% lower recordable rates, significantly reduced OSHA fine exposure, and measurable productivity gains from reduced downtime.

OSHA conducts more than 30,000 workplace inspections every year. If a compliance officer arrives at your door, knowing what to expect — and what rights you have — can significantly affect the outcome.

When a contractor is injured on your site, the question of liability is complex. OSHA's multi-employer worksite policy can hold host employers responsible for contractors' exposures. Here's what you need to have in place.

TRIR and DART are useful — but they tell you what already went wrong. We explain how to build a balanced set of leading indicators that actually predict and prevent incidents before they happen.