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Does one SDS work for all countries since it is a Globally Harmonized System (GHS)?  Although the GHS has introduced standardized communication for Labels and Safety Data Sheets, SDSs still vary significantly by country.

Do you have Concurrent or Simultaneous Operations in your organization? Could one operator’s tasks be unknowingly generating health hazards for others? Learn how to quickly Identify, Communicate and Control Chemical Hazards and Health Risk at these job sites. Our safety expert John Artym and Industrial Hygienist Mike Phibbs CIH ROH face off.

I have recently taken part in conversations about preventing injuries and occupational illness.  Part of our discussions have raised the issue that the industry must move past deferring to the immediate cause(s) of events/incidents to focus on determining the indirect/root causes of events/incidents to improve how they answer – why events/incidents occur?

Reducing your company’s chemical footprint by reducing the exposure to hazardous chemicals in the workplace can be achieved by substituting the hazardous chemicals you use each day

For Health and Safety Professionals a risk assessment is a process where you:

Important Update: Health Canada announced a new deadline for suppliers after this article was published. Canadian suppliers had until June 1, 2018 to update their SDSs in Canada. Originally the deadline was May 31, 2017.