A newly released study links exposure to fine particles found in vehicle exhausts, industrial emissions and other sources of outdoor pollution to increased risk of children developing autism spectrum disorder (ASD) by up to 78%. Associate Professor Yuming Guo of Monash University, where the study was conducted, was quoted as saying, “The serious health effects…
Category: EHS Management
Using Strategic Thinking
There is lots of buzz about “strategy” from strategic planning to strategic objectives but having a strategic though pattern can assist an EHS professional in ensuring effectiveness. Strategic thinking was the title of one of the sessions I attended at the American Society for Safety Engineers (ASSE) Leadership Symposium. The session was given…
Help EHSCSI: How Do I Keep Employees Engaged in Environmental, Health & Safety?
Recently a Production Supervisor asked me: “How do I keep my employees engaged in environmental, health & safety (EHS)?” This particular question was related to properly managing hazardous waste, but this is a common question among managers responsible for EHS programs. I have found the following four tips helpful in maintaining employee engagement: