employee health and safety
Commercial building and facilities management resources for corporate facility executives, building operators and facility managers in all industry and service sectors. employee health and safety articles below.
Healthy Buildings: Disease-Fighting, Productivity-Boosting Super Structures
Healthy buildings are inherently sustainable, but their green benefits go beyond the power grid to offer wellness to those who live and work within their walls.
Technology For Healthy Workspaces
Facility professionals are leveraging established and emerging tech tools to support health and wellness in facilities.
Carrier/EMSI Facilities Are China’s First WELL Health-Safety Rated Workplaces
The WELL Health-Safety Rating helps organizations prepare their spaces to address health and safety concerns due to COVID-19 and other infectious diseases.
SpaceIQ Provides Guide On Employees, Communication, And Return To The Office
Available for download, the guide explores why employee sentiment is critical and how data and technology can be used to share information proactively.
National Safety Council: OSHA Must Protect Workers From COVID-19
Through legislative, administrative, judicial, and public means, the NSC will pursue implementation of an emergency temporary standard to protect workers from COVID-19 exposure.
Question of the Week: Keeping Workers With Intellectual And Developmental Disabilities Safe
A new curriculum addresses the shortage of occupational health and safety training for workers with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Ergonomics Design Guidance: Six Elements
Humantech has recently made available a free e-book, “Six Ways to Apply Ergonomics in Design.” Focused on workplace and workstation design challenges, the book boils down essential ergonomic design considerations to six simple practices.
New Guidelines For A Healthy Workplace
On June 12, 2012, HealthLead was launched at a forum at The Ohio State University.
CO Precautions For Cold Weather Operations
Grainger provides tips for facilities managers to consider before firing up their furnaces.
