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How Safety Leaders Focus on the Second Story

When an incident occurs, and depending on the structure and processes of an organization, there are usually multiple narratives that are produced, especially when the incident..

What Safety Leaders Need to Know about New OSHA Recordkeeping Rules

The U.S. Department of Labor / Occupational Safety & Health Administration is rolling out the final rule representing changes to the 29 CFR 1904 OSHA Recordkeeping regulations on..

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Over the course of 2015, we noticed several trends with our clients as well as with OSHA's fatal four throughout the United States. SafetyPro Resources wants to mitigate these and..

Safety Leadership: Your Management Is Committed, But Is Your Board?

Safety leaders know and understand (all too well, unfortunately) that management commitment is a critical piece in moving any organization forward to proactively deal with hazards..

Zeigarnik, Human Factors, and Coming Undone

As safety leaders and professionals, we are forced to handle competition for our time and resources, as well as complete our own tasks and activities that we are responsible for...

4 Ways to Supercharge Internal Safety Audits

The Importance of Safety Audits Audits are a critical function of an OHSAS 18001 or ISO 45001 occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS). They are a great way to..

Three Behaviors You'll Never See from Safety Leaders

As safety leaders, a lot of times (necessarily) we focus on the behaviors of associates and people who we are responsible for. This is augmented by people-oriented programs such..

The 3 Human Factors Symptoms of Teams Under Stress

Safety, Campbell’s Law, & the Rat Effect

In nearly every organization, safety leaders are familiar with the concept of unintended consequences. Unintended consequences (or externalities) in firms are the result of a new..