Tag: Safety
Can The Construction Industry Do More To Address Safety, Health Issues?
A safety management study reveals an increase in the implementation of safety and health strategies, but those measures could have greater adoption across the industry
Facility Executive: October 2023 Issue
The October 2023 issue of Facility Executive explores facility resilience, risk management, the path to net zero, EV adoption, Legionella prevention, and more.
Mold Contamination: Look Out For Warning Signs
Professional remediation is the most efficient and effective long-term solution in the case of a mold contamination.
Boost Productivity, Lower Maintenance Costs With Predictive Maintenance
Predictive maintenance can help increase manufacturing facilities' uptime, improve safety, reduce maintenance costs, and identify hazardous situations before they occur, according to Info-Tech Research Group.
Access Solutions: More Than A Checkpoint On Your School Doors
Prioritizing the modernization of access solutions in educational facilities will help bolster the safety and security of occupants in these environments.
100 Non-Profits Awarded Susan Harwood Training Grants
OSHA has awarded a total of $12.7M in grants to promote workplace safety, health training, and education at non-profit organizations.
New Program Combats Soaring Workplace Overdose Deaths
With opioid-related fatalities in the U.S. at an all-time high, a new National Safety Council initiative aims to equip workplaces with lifesaving tools and training.
What Is The New Value Of Safety?
A new National Safety Council report takes a fresh look at interconnectedness of safety, sustainability, and societal responsibility.
Echodyne Receives FCC Authorization For EchoShield Radar
The FCC Authorized EchoShield radar to be used non-experimentally in intelligent searching and tracking of objects with angular accuracy.
Crypto.com Arena Achieves WELL Health-Safety Rating
To achieve the WELL Health-Safety Rating, Crypto.com Arena met rigorous requirements related to its operational policies, maintenance protocols, and emergency plans.
Workplace Inspections: OSHA Proposes Changes To Employee Representation
OSHA is seeking public comments on proposed changes to clarify regulations on authorized employee representation during workplace inspections.
Biometrics: When Fobs And Keycards Are Not Enough
Does your organization need a more updated security system with biometrics? Here, we'll discuss key considerations.
The Art And Science Of School Safety
When it comes to school safety, a single security measure alone is often not effective for guarding against all safety threats.
Facility Executive: August 2023 Issue
The August 2023 issue explores the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in building operations, cyber attacks, workplace violence, extreme weather, and more.
A Strategic Facility Roadmap Founded on Data, Stakeholder Voice, + Equity
If you’re a facility manager, it’s safe to assume that you know assessment methodologies are rapidly evolving. With data, stakeholder engagement, and suitability tools you can provide high quality environments for your users.
OSHA Names 18 “Beat The Heat” Contest Winners
National competition challenged stakeholders to share tools and resources for educating workers about the dangers of heat exposure in indoor and outdoor workplaces.
Cintas First Aid And Safety Location Earns VPP Star Site Certification
OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Program recognizes Cintas location as a top worksite for safety and health management and practices. Plus, old uniforms get a new ride.
UV Disinfection Stations Raise The Bar On Post-Pandemic Hygiene
UV disinfection stations offer an effective, low cost, chemical-free solution that in most cases presents no risk to mobile devices.
Situational Awareness Technology: Security For Large Facilities
Situational awareness technology has revolutionized the way retail malls approach safety and security. Learn how the Mall of America security team put it to use.
Safe Ebike Battery Storage: Six Steps For Preventing Fires
Ebike and electric scooter use is on the rise, and the fires associated with them are posing a potentially deadly challenge for facility managers.