Ask the Expert: Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention through Safety Culture Improvement

In a recent webinar, Cority’s Sean Baldry, CRSP, explored how slight changes to the way businesses approach safety culture can have dramatic results when it comes to serious injury and fatality (SIF) prevention. Sean provides answers below to some of the great questions from audience members that we didn’t get a chance to cover during […]

Greenstone’s Investor ESG Software Awarded Product of the Year

This week, the Business Intelligence Group named Greenstone’s InvestorPortal ESG software ‘Sustainability Product of the Year’ in the 2020 Sustainability Awards program.* Greenstone recently launched InvestorPortal to enable responsible and sustainable investing for private capital investors. This purpose-built ESG Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution enables the collection, management and analysis of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) data […]

How Shifting Your Safety Culture Approach Can Reduce Serious Injuries and Fatalities

In the last two decades, organizations have taken notice of how the strength of their safety culture and ability to achieve sustainable safety performance and operational excellence play off each other. While the attention to culture may have helped lower Total Recordable Incident Rates (TRIR), rates for Serious Injuries and Fatalities (SIFs) declined at a […]

How to Prepare for a Major Incident Investigation

If the recent news of explosions out of Beirut, Xiantao, and Baltimore has made anything clear is that major accidents can happen anywhere and at any time. These events often take weeks to stabilize and years to fully understand. Major accidents often feel random, and we hear phrases like “no one could have seen this […]

Managing Restricted Substances Throughout the Full Product Lifecycle: Achieving Excellence in Safety, Stewardship and Compliance

How does your organization manage restricted substances? Do you currently have a governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) network or chemical policy in place? Do you know which elements are considered essential as part of a plan to ensure consistent compliance? A GRC Network is an interconnected set of processes, rules, tools and systems to […]

Virginia’s New COVID-19 Standard: A Harbinger of Things to Come?

When essential workers reported for duty in the earliest weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, many argued their employers were ill-prepared to keep them safe on the job. Many businesses lacked a clear strategy to prevent virus transmission.  Health screening protocols weren’t in place. Supplies of critical personal protective equipment were low with few replacements available. […]

The Costs of Not Integrating Quality with Business Systems

The costs of not integrating quality management with business systems revolve around lost opportunities to streamline IT’s capabilities. A fully integrated quality management solution affords you the benefit of enabling your organization to balance the cost of quality holistically and dynamically. The problem is that stakeholders in IT may offer some resistance as the limitations of your […]

Executing Corrective Actions Like a Market Leader

Given the competitive pressures you face daily, streamlining your corrective actions can position your company as a market leader – or a follower struggling to keep up with new best practices. Executing corrective actions like a market leader requires that you take a fresh look at how you can refine these processes and procedures internally […]

Occupational Health Solutions for Reopening Your Office

Slowly but surely every country around the world is beginning to acclimate to the ‘new normal.’ For some countries this has meant that borders remain closed, and for others such as Australia and New Zealand, it means forming a travel bubble. Social distancing, wearing a mask in public, and routinely, thoroughly, washing your hands is […]

The Secret to Conducting Effective Interviews for Incident Investigations

You don’t know what you don’t know. That’s why mistakes typically happen in investigative interviews. It’s not because the investigator doesn’t care or isn’t bright enough. Conducting interviews seems simple enough on the surface… ask a few questions about the incident, and get all the answers you need, right? If you’ve done a few investigative […]