Did you know that in Japan, any company with over 1,000 employees must have an industrial physician on site? 

EHS Global Moments: Industrial Physicians in Japan

Emergency response planning has grown to encompass so much more than it used to, but the goal remains to help employees feel safe and valued.

Mind the Gaps: Emergency Response Planning

OSHA has clearly defined requirements that spell out the details of workplace exit route design, safety features, and construction requirements necessary to ensure safety during an evacuation

EHS Global Moments: US Emergency Exits

Learn how Colombia takes a unique and democratic approach to creating and maintaining safety committees.

EHS Global Moments: Colombian Safety Committee Representative Elections

A recently updated regulation specifies safety obligations for employers regarding teleworkers, or those who work from home in Bucharest, Romania.

EHS Global Moments: Bucharest Safety Regulations for Home Workers

Tips for leaders looking to successfully build an EHS culture and implement initiatives from the Director of EHSxTech.

First Followers and Ninja Warriors: Perspectives on EHS Leadership Today

Insights and advice on the latest EHS trends and hot topics for tech companies, from tech companies. 

Crowd-Source Your EHS Challenges: Lessons from EHSxTech 2018, Silicon Valley

A surprising number of regulations apply to offices and other non-manufacturing, lower-risk operations...

EHS Global Moments: Philippines Safety Officer Requirements

Insights from Symantec's Kathryn Nobrega to inspire personal growth and EHS leadership.

How Leadership, Relationships, and Self-Care Sparked EHS Renewal at Symantec

Active threat is a growing concern for low-risk workplaces, including offices and retail. 

How Low-Risk Facilities Can Proactively Address Active Threat