So, what even is EHS training content, and why should you care? EHS training content is the guts of your program. It’s the videos, quizzes, PowerPoints, checklists, and guides that show your team how not to get hurt or get you fined. Whether it’s delivered online, in person, or through an LMS, it’s the actual …
Construction is tough. The deadlines are brutal, the pressure is constant, and the culture has long celebrated being “tough enough” to take it all on without flinching. But here is the truth nobody really likes to say out loud: sometimes the toughest thing you can do is admit you are not okay. That is exactly …
You see it happen. An employee (someone you’ve coached, trained, and reminded countless times) takes a dangerous shortcut. Maybe they climb on top of a pallet instead of grabbing a ladder. Maybe they remove a machine guard just to “get the job done quicker.” And in that split second, you feel it. That sinking feeling …
Panic helps no one Seeing a coworker suddenly collapse, convulse, or stare blankly mid-conversation is frightening. Your first instinct might be to panic, shout for help, or (and please don’t) try to stick something in their mouth. That instinct is rooted in good intentions, but good intentions don’t always equal good response. Seizures are medical …
If your facility still thinks “sustainability” means swapping paper cups for reusable mugs, we need to talk. Compliance isn’t the goal anymore, it’s the standard. Real manufacturing leaders know that clean operations, efficient energy use, and low-impact production aren’t nice-to-haves. They’re the only way forward. Your machines are modern, but your mindset might be stuck …
If you wouldn’t walk into traffic blindfolded, then you probably shouldn’t walk onto a job site without PPE. We’re talking steel-toe boots, face shields, gloves that actually work, and earplugs that don’t feel like squishy afterthoughts. PPE isn’t just a box to check; it’s your daily armor. So if you’ve been treating it like a …
A well-prepared response begins with understanding the key steps for performing first aid on-site. Every construction site must have trained first-aid providers. OSHA mandates this if no nearby medical facility is available. In emergencies, anyone on-site may need to step in. Preparation is key; knowing the proper steps can make all the difference. Your goal …
Digging isn’t just part of the job, it *is* the job. But when your workday involves moving literal tons of dirt, the margin for error is razor-thin. One wrong move and that trench turns from a workspace into a death trap. This isn’t fearmongering, it’s physics. So let’s break down the real risks of trenching …
What does real safety leadership actually look like? Forget clipboards and compliance checkboxes. True safety leadership is about creating a workplace culture where safety isn’t a policy, it’s a vibe. In these companies, people speak up, watch out for each other, and don’t need a memo to do the right thing. Why? Because leadership made …
