September 1, 2022
Find these topics and more in the September issue:
- IH: Indoor Air Quality
- PPE: Foot Protection
- PPE: Vision Protection
- PPE: Fall Protection
- Training: Materials Handling
- Machine Guarding
- Defibrillator & CPR
- Hearing Protection
- Employee Health Screening
- Facility Safety
- ESG
- EHS Software
Cover Story
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By Omar Vikin
For many industrial employees, working at height is a regular part of the job.
Features
By Barb Fitzgeorge
Protective footwear delays are expected to continue throughout 2022 and into 2023.
By Gregory Boothe
An environmental sampling program can be a valuable tool in reducing risk.
By Gen Handley
Understanding the risks of confined spaces can help keep entrants safe.
By Anina-Marie Warrener
How can wearable technology help in preventing employee turnover?
By Holly Pups
The scope of material handling is broad.
By Joseph P. Gasparino Jr.
It is essential to assess the machine and human interactions when trying to enhance guarding.
By David Natalizia
There is a gap between digital transformation’s impact and how and organization deploys EHS tools.
By Matt King
Making a relatively simple switch could protect workers.
By Dennis Capizzi
SRLs are designed to help you focus on the job, not the PPE.
By Randy DeVaul
Selection and wearing the right eye protection saves on pain, recovery and cost.
By Matt Gould
A new ASTM standard could help employees feel safer on their feet.
By Lucinette Alvarado
Make tackling hazardous noise easier with the right tools and knowledge.
By Dom Tolli
Training is key to managing a cardiac event at work.
By Alex Saurman
A lot has changed in industrial hygiene, but one thing is constant: the need for worker health and safety.
By Dr. Kevan Orvitz
As we continue to move through uncharted waters, it is important for businesses to keep employee safety top of mind.
By Sydny Shepard
Occupational Health & Safety’s annual product contest brought in more than 60 entries this year.
By Dan McLean
EHS records and reporting provide a baseline for an ESG program.
By Tito Warren
Tech-driven innovations are the key to providing workers with footwear that is comfortable, safe and convenient.
By Alex Saurman
Understanding forklift safety could save lives.
By Bernard Fontaine
Physiologic monitoring can help protect all workers from heat-related illness.
By Steve Crocker
Not all definitions for “qualified” are the same.
By Janelle Kinnaird
Research shows that ill-fitting work shoes can significantly harm employees.
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