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Why Properly Defining a “Hazard” Is Essential for Effective Workplace Safety

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If you spend any time in the world of occupational health and safety – whether you’re looking to get into the field, a practicing professional, or a supervisor responsible for the safety of your people – you’ll quickly realize how often the term “hazard” is used. But here’s a critical question: are we all using […]

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Why “Old Safety” Remains Essential and a Precondition to “Safety 2.0”

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Why “Old Safety” Remains Essential and a Precondition to “Safety 2.0” Building Occupational Health and Safety on Solid Ground The field of occupational health and safety is in the middle of a revolution of ideas. The rise of the “Safety 2.0” or “Safety Differently” literature has sparked conversations about the future of safety assumptions and

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