Why is it still difficult for women to get personal protective equipment that fits? A look at the problem – and what safety professionals can do to help close the gaps.

March is National Ladder Safety Month – a good time for a refresher on best practices.

Meet Corteva Agriscience – the most recent winner of the National Safety Council’s award for successful integration of environmental, health and safety management with business operations.

Richard shares his experiences with “repeating a reassuring or inspiring phrase – whether aloud or in the mind” to help deal with anxiety and improve performance.

“Leading by example is a key way for host organizations to ensure the safety of their onsite workforce,” researcher Jin Lee says.

The latest “Manufacturing Industry Report” highlights key trends shaping the sector, including advancements in automation, digital transformation and sustainable practices.

Workplace safety isn’t just about meeting regulations. It’s about fostering a proactive, engaged workforce that prioritizes safety at every level.

Explore how safety professionals can leverage cutting-edge technology to transform AED readiness and emergency response.

Ensuring workers wear the appropriate personal protective equipment for the task is essential to keeping them safe – but it’s not always easy. The solution might just lie in nudge theory, an approach that makes the right choice feel like the easiest one.

Ensuring the psychological health and safety of industrial workers is as crucial as safeguarding their physical well-being. The demanding nature of industrial work – characterized by long shifts, exposure to hazardous environments and high productivity pressures – can significantly impact workers’ mental health.

Jason Kunz, keynote speaker at the NSC Spring Safety Conference & Expo (set for April 24-25 in Charlotte, NC), joins the podcast to discuss habits of highly effective safety pros. We also discuss content from the March issue of Safety+Health, Distracted Driving Awareness Month and memories from our first five years of the podcast.