Interest in organizational safety culture as a contributing factor in workplace incidents grew exponentially after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986. Several agencies, including the International Atomic Energy Agency and Organization for...
Read moreI jump out of bed every day. I’m not kidding – after 20 years in Boeing EHS, I love going to work in the morning. Because we are making a difference for our teammates, their families and our communities, and it’s too exciting to miss. Amy May...
Read moreSuccessful safety management systems work toward achieving a safe and incident-free working environment. Observations, culture, training, metrics and management support are key influences used by HSE professionals to attain and then maintain this...
Read moreThe physical health of an employee in relation to their abilities to do their work correctly has been a concern that organizations are fully invested in. There is, however, a social responsibility to ensure that workers also maintain a healthy...
Read moreThis literature review provides justification for why research on fatigue should continue, and why fatigue risk management should be an integrated part of an overall safety management system. It expands upon Fatigue Risk Management Systems...
Read moreThis concise literature review focuses on the ways in which companies can benefit from adopting sustainability with the creation of their products. This encompasses the environmental, social and economic benefits that come with the production of...
Read moreNoble, the 2004 Robert W. Campbell Award winner, has demonstrated EHS excellence throughout their business operations. In order to match the right person to the right job, all Noble personnel undergo several personality and behavior assessments...
Read moreThe NASA Performance Management System for the Senior Executive Service (SES) encourages excellence in performance; facilitates the accurate evaluation of performance based on results; provides for the systematic appraisal of performance; and...
Read moreThis NASA Procedural Requirements establishes the responsibilities, procedures, and guidelines for the enactment and administration of the Agency’s awards program, based on individual and group performance results, that directly support...
Read moreThe rather factual world of EHS allows for measureable ways to determine how safe an organization is. While these numbers create the drive used to improve safety and have done so effectively, there is a narrowing improvement gap that poses a...
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