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Our Upcoming Expert Connect Session: Elevate your Business Continuity Program with Mobile EHS Technology

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Someone once said: “Commitment is the ignitor of momentum.” When it comes to our recently launched Expert Connect series, those words definitely ring true.

Designed to provide attendees with an exciting experience based on the exchange of ideas, experiences and industry knowledge, our Expert Connect series is a true testament to our continued focus on trying to provide our customers, prospects and community with a breadth of experiences.


Introducing Our Second Session: Elevate your Business Continuity Program with Mobile EHS Technology


We’re elated to announce our second session, Elevate your Business Continuity Program with Mobile EHS Technology, which will be held on Wednesday, September 30th!

This session will demonstrate the importance of optimizing your mobile tech strategy within your business continuity plan. Attendees of this session will learn:

  1. Advanced methods for collecting and analyzing data to ultimately make sound insight-driven decisions.
  2. Techniques and tools to help maintain two-way communications
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Three Best Ways to Utilize Technology in EHS

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Big or small, there’s no doubt that technology affects and challenges the way your business operates more and more every day.  So what separates the strong from the weak?  Success from failure? Throwing it back to ancient Greece, philosopher Heraclitus said, “All is flux, nothing stays still – there is nothing permanent except change.” Evolve, adapt, progress, change!

Today, entire industries can disappear with a wave of new technology, and the most common error businesses can make is thinking they’re immune to that change.  In the EHS world, we’re just on the brink of our technology transformation, but make no mistake it’s coming fast and furious.  Below is the three best ways to utilize technology in EHS:

BIG DATA.
What is it?  Big Data in a nutshell, is when a data set is so large or complex that traditional data processing applications become inadequate, making it difficult to capture, analyze, … Read more...

Think Twice Before You Dismiss that Near-Miss

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They happen every day. They happen 300 times more frequently than incidents and they contain important information to prevent incidents. Yes, I am talking about near-misses. OSHA describes a near-miss as “an incident where no property was damaged and no personal injury sustained, but where given a slight shift in time or position, damage and/or injury could have occurred.” Basically, near-misses are any occurrence where the events did not result in injury but could have. This is why near-misses are often referred to as close-calls.

Near-Miss Reporting

Reporting and investigating incidents, injuries and any kind of damage is not only a vital step to managing safety, but for most organizations today it is required. Despite this, many organizations have yet to expand their reporting processes to include near-misses. This is a serious mistake. After all, near-misses are the precursor to the main event. By failing to report, analyze and understand … Read more...