EHS

Every profession comes with a certain amount of risk for injury, and in some cases, there is potential for fatality.

Managing risk should be a priority for any supply chain, and that means prequalifying contractors, suppliers, and vendors.

In this knowledge brief, we will explore the occupational health & Safety opportunities presented by OSHA's new "Final Rule" for the injury and illness reporting, including the actions, capabilities, and technology enablers pursues by Best-in-Class organizations.

Organizations can optimize time and conserve scarce resources by automating their planning for future compliance audits. This report shows how Best-in-Class firms pave the way for such automation via their forward-looking actions, strategies, and capabilities.

By differentiating your firm via strong, systematic safety programs, you’ll have a better chance of attracting potential employers on top of reducing your overall supply chain risk.

This paper details three areas in which environmental, health, and safety expertise can be aligned with an organization’s procurement practices to create an arrangement that is beneficial for everyone.