Nine things you should know about safety training

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Safety directors often encounter problems in the development and implementation of safety programs. To address this, directors should improve their interpersonal skills, identify the goals and limits of their programs and educate employees on the effects of safety on quality and productivity. Safety directors should also select suitable employees for training, evaluate the value of the program to the organization, employ different delivery techniques and consider hiring an outside consultant.

Employee Health & Safety P&E, Training, Employee safety education

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An explosive situation: the risk of explosions at ethylene oxide sterilization facilities has prompted a NIOSH alert

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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Ethylene Oxide Sterilization Association have issued recommendations for reducing the risk of explosions. These include avoiding overfeeding the system and installing real-time, electronic area monitors.

Safety and security measures, Ethylene oxide

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Culture is the foundation for safe behavior

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Corporate culture plays a key role in ensuring high standards of employee health and safety. It is important to recognize that health, safety and environmental targets cannot be reached through behaviour change processes alone.

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