Spotlight Safety’s CEO, Corey Martin, was a recent guest on “The Accidental Safety Pro” podcast (episode link). Given his own roundabout journey to the safety profession, Corey truly resonates with
Spotlight Safety is thrilled to introduce The Safety Climb method, a new way to think about and measure safety. With this publication, we aim to propose a method focused on helping
In comparison to other “standard lab PPE” like gloves and lab coats, lab safety glasses tend to represent the biggest compliance challenge for safety professionals and lab managers. In my
Where would employees rank same-level slips, trips, and falls as a hazard in your workplace? When asked to identify the top hazards in their workplaces, employees generally cite a combination
Navigating pushback in safety is an all-too-common challenge. This is especially true when establishing a new safety program or making changes to an existing program. While pushback is not something
Many organizations take fire extinguisher safety for granted. Extinguishers are installed throughout the facility and (hopefully) receive their required monthly and annual checks. But thankfully, most of these fire extinguishers
PPE compliance is a common safety issue, and it may ebb and flow over the life of a program. I don’t say this to excuse or minimize it. Instead, I
Hazardous waste management is an area that many organizations struggle with. The reasons vary, but they’re generally rooted in a lack of regulatory understanding or complacency. While hazardous waste products
Safety checklists are ubiquitous in EHS and workplace safety. We use them for everything from hazardous waste checks and routine inspections to annual audits and job safety analyses. However, while
-How many different chemical spill response procedures does your safety program have? In my experience, unless the facility has highly hazardous materials or is a Large Quantity Generator with a