Process Safety
Top 10 Things You Should Know About Muster Points
Deciding where to locate your muster point is just the beginning. Find out what else you need to do to keep everyone safe.
Quiz: Qualifying Contractors
Test your knowledge about qualifying contractors and the process around it with this quiz that will challenge how you address contractors...
6 Important Questions About Bump Testing Your Gas Detector
Bump tests are essential for ensuring the day-to-day function of gas monitors. This article covers key things you need to know about bump...
Key Safety Concerns Around Marijuana In The Workplace
With many provinces and states legalizing marijuana, it can seem like it's not a big deal in the workplace. However, there are key factors...
4 Solutions to Eliminate Arc Flash Hazards in the Workplace
A reported 5-10 American workers are injured or killed every day from arc flashes and electric shock hazards, but with proper practice,...
Preventative Maintenance in Hydraulic Systems: Dealing with Wear and Tear to Improve Safety and Increase Profit
Hydraulic systems are a key feature in many production lines, and their failure can be costly and dangerous. Learn about the best way to...
Working with Hydrogen Sulfide
Working with hydrogen sulfide is hazardous and can be fatal. Find out what you need to do to stay safe.
Measuring the Hidden Costs of Accidents
Do you know the true cost of a workplace accident? Learn about the hidden costs that could make safety incidents more expensive than you...
The Key Safety Metrics for Oil and Gas Production
Oil and gas production is risky business. Find out what metrics you should track to keep workers safe.
Lockout Tagout: 6 Essential Elements
How good is your lockout tagout program? Make sure it includes these six elements.
Safe by Accident (Also Called Being Lucky)
Your safety program's been successful, but do you know why? If you don't, you're relying on luck. And luck runs out.
Gas Monitoring Reduces Worksite Accidents
Hazardous and explosive atmospheres need to be approached with all due caution. Find out how gas monitoring helps keep a worksite safe.
The Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
The Hierarchy of Hazard Controls seeks to protect workers by ranking the ways in which hazards can be controlled. Find out how it works.
