EHS Today

EHS Today is a monthly magazine focused on occupational safety and health in the United States. Produced by Endeavor Business Media, it serves as a key resource for environmental, health, and safety management experts working in the manufacturing, construction, and service industries.

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Technologies Improving Safety, FDA Inspections, Driver Safety

2 days ago | ehstoday.com | Adrienne Selko

Here’s a roundup of safety articles from our parent company, Endeavor Business Media’s many brands. The Top Technologies Improving Manufacturing Safety American Machinist contributor Izzy Rivera, HVAC & Gas Service Manager at Emerson, says AI-driven predictive maintenance, wearable safety devices, VR training, robotics, AGVs, and advanced monitoring systems are transforming how manufacturers protect their workers.
EV Battery Recycling, Sustainable Stock Exchange and Cast Iron Cookware: What I’m Reading This Week

1 week ago | ehstoday.com | Nicole Stempak

Yesterday, I had the sheer pleasure of watching two squirrels playing in my backyard. For a few minutes, all my worries faded away. I laughed. I felt refreshed, like I had just taken a nap. The world continues to be heavy. I hear it in a few of my friends’ voices. I see it in the headlines. I watch it in the way strangers treat strangers. Those squirrels reminded me to lean into joy. I’m rereading a favorite book. I’m sending greeting cards and calling friends. I’m baking Rice Krispie treats.
Podcast; A Holistic Approach to Safety Training

1 week ago | ehstoday.com | Adrienne Selko

An indisputable fact is that properly training employees in safety protocols is the most effective way to prevent injuries. What can be disputed, however, is how to achieve effective training. So EHS Today talked with training expert Maria DeLorenzis Reyes, CEO, Training Innovations/MDR Brands. With over 30 years of experience in training, including working with industrial companies, she offers some insights to ensure the best possible training methods are in place.
Ways Employers Can Help Reduce Stress

2 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Adrienne Selko

Since 1992 Stress Awareness Month has been held every April. Why is this necessary? Well, according to the American Institute of Stress, 55% of Americans experience stress during the day. And that affects the workplace.
Tough Conversations, A Blood Test for Alzheimer’s and Bodega Cats: What I'm Reading This Week

2 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Nicole Stempak

TGIF! We made it through another tumultuous week. This is the last weekend before taxes are to be filed. This is the last weekend before Passover and the Easter Tridiuum. Even if you are not observing these religious traditions, you may be busy preparing for brunches, egg hunts and the like. So, I’ve decided to look for some more uplifting news this week. I hope you find something that encourages you, inspires you or simply makes you smile.
Time for a Change in Education Requirements for Jobs

2 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Adrienne Selko

If we hire people based on their ability to do the job, why are so many hiring managers still focused on an increasingly narrow pool -- those with college degrees? Is that the only path to job success? This is the question Kathleen Delaski has been studying for many years and what drove her to create the Education Design Lab in 2012, with the mission of reimagining education.
FDA Cuts, Child Labor and Leading by Example: What I’m Reading This Week

3 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Nicole Stempak

This has been a long and difficult week. Two-thirds of the workers at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) are expected to lose their job, part of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s plans to shrink the Department of Health and Human Service from 82,000 to 62,000 workers. The U.S. stock market saw its worst day since 2020 following President Trump’s announcement of the latest round of tariffs.
Trump Administration Plans Sweeping Cuts to Shrink NIOSH by Two-Thirds

3 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Dave Blanchard

While the news of the day centers on President Trump’s latest round of tariffs, his administration’s campaign to rein in government spending has reached the workplace safety arena. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), under the leadership of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., has announced plans to reduce the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) by as much as two-thirds. NIOSH is currently part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Podcast: Improving Ladder Safety, One Step at a Time

3 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Nicole Stempak

Most folks use ladders in their day-to-day lives, either professionally or personally. That's why training on safe ladder usage so important—and so difficult, says Mike Van Bree, president of the American Ladder Institute (ALI) and director of product safety and engineering at Louisville Ladder Inc. "Nobody wants to get hurt. Let's start with that," Van Bree says.
ESG, Injury Rates and Electrocution Risks: What You’re Reading This Month

4 weeks ago | ehstoday.com | Nicole Stempak

I was looking at a to-do list I made for the next few months, and I was surprised to see both how much I accomplished and how much I have added to it. Such is life, I suppose. I decided to set a one-week moratorium on making any updates or changes, because I want to give myself a chance to congratulate myself for what I have achieved.