How Collision Awareness Systems Help Meet OSHA Forklift & Pedestrian Safety Guidelines
According to OSHA, approximately 35,000 serious injuries and 62,000 non-serious injuries involving forklifts occur each year in the U.S., many of which are due to poor visibility, blind spots, and uncontrolled intersections in warehouses.
Adaptive Ventilation Is Creating Healthier, More Efficient Manufacturing Spaces
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As manufacturing leaders assess how to make their facilities more energy-efficient while promoting better working conditions to support employee health, many become interested in adaptive ventilation solutions.
PHA Revalidations | Beyond Checking Boxes
A well-executed Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is a vital safeguard, helping teams identify potential risks and define the controls needed to mitigate them. But a PHA isn't a one-time event. As facilities and operations evolve, so must the analysis.
TRANSFORM YOUR MANUFACTURING OPERATION WITH A CULTURE OF SAFETY
It's not surprising that more manufacturers pledge to advance their safety programs beyond the compliance levels set by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) or their manufacturing trade association.
Creating the Perfect Thanksgiving Meal: Lessons in Production Planning, Scheduling, and the Connected Worker
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Imagine preparing a Thanksgiving meal for a large family. Production planning is like deciding on the recipes, sourcing ingredients, and planning each step so everything aligns smoothly.
Decrease Downtime: Ergonomic Process for Healthier, More Productive Workplace
Preventing worker discomfort and addressing early signs of injury are proven to save companies time and money, all while improving worker satisfaction and reducing turnover.
Creating A Safer Workplace Together: Interview with Glenroy, Inc.
Discover how Glenroy, Inc. and Briotix Health collaborated to create a safer workplace, leading to a Corporate Safety Award win.
Manufacturing in the Age of Industry 4.0
The manufacturing industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by the advent of Industry 4.0 technologies. This article examines the key technologies underpinning Industry 4.0 and their transformative impact on manufacturing.
Artificial Intelligence in ERP
To us the future of AI in ERP is all about the AI consultant/customizer, what in tangle we call the AI assistant. It's not about having an AI tell you what to buy or how to run your shop, its about having the AI customize the ERP to work the way you want it to.
Writing it Right: How to Draft a Compliant Food Safety Plan
Several decades ago, food safety management programs were generally reserved for the very largest food manufacturers. Many recognized just how far news of a recall can spread and how extensive the brand damage could be.
How ML helps manufacturers maintain safer workplaces
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This article covers the concept of machine-learning in manufacturing and highlights four use cases of ML improving workplace safety.
Smarter Manufacturing: Improving Safety and Efficiency With The IoT
Wireless connectivity enables manufacturers to more easily rearrange their production facilities to meet specific needs, minimizing costly downtime between production runs for multiple clients.
Automating Equipment Maintenance Essential for Fire Safety in Facilities
According to the National Fire Protection Association, an effective sprinkler system can reduce the chances of perishing in a fire by 33%-75% and lower property damage by 50%-60%. It also found that 59% of sprinkler systems were off in cases where they did not activate.
Remote Inspections Save Time and Increase Flexibility
Remote inspections with smart glasses bundle the know-how of specialists from various fields in only one carrier who must be on site. This saves time and costs and lowers emissions.
NEW STUDY: MAJORITY OF WORKERS WOULD LEAVE FRONTLINE WORK IF GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY
New report from SafetyCulture highlights mounting pressure on frontline workers and the key
opportunities for businesses to start improving the way they operate.
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