by Zach Taylor | Nov 15, 2022 | Blog, Manufacturing, Operations, Safety, The Team
Workplace fatalities have dropped dramatically since the United States passed the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act. In fact, in 1970, the same year the Occupational Health and Safety Administration was established, an average of 38 people were killed daily at...
by Zach Taylor | Nov 1, 2022 | Blog, Manufacturing, Operations, Quality
Layered Process Audits (LPA) are the best management tool to verify that work is performed to standard and process control is in place to ensure quality. The “Layered” in Layered Process Audit means different people at varying levels of the organization...
by Zach Taylor | Oct 20, 2022 | Articles, Blog, Connected Worker, Construction, Energy, Field Service, Logistics, Manufacturing, Mining, Safety
“That’s not an OSHA regulation.” If you have managed EHS long enough, you have likely heard that answer when intervening in unsafe work practices or conditions. The diversity of workplaces and their hazards make writing regulations for every scenario...
by Zach Taylor | Sep 13, 2022 | Articles, Blog, Connected Worker, Manufacturing, News, Press Release, Safety
INDIANAPOLIS (September 13, 2022) — Anvl announced today, in collaboration with Cummins Inc., the selection of Anvl’s Connected Worker Application as the global solution for frontline worker safety. Building upon North America’s success, the expansion allows Cummins...
by Zach Taylor | Aug 24, 2022 | Articles, Blog, Connected Worker, Construction, Energy, Field Service, Innovation of Work, Insurance, Logistics, Manufacturing, Mining, Safety
Preventing workplace injuries is the primary goal of any safety and health program. To achieve that goal, an organization must first reduce the number of hazardous activities and conditions. Unfortunately, many organizations fail because they put all the hazard...
by Zach Taylor | Jul 27, 2022 | Blog, Connected Worker, Manufacturing, Operations, Quality, Safety
The hard truth is that many organizations will never achieve their safety and health goals. They simply do not have the safety culture necessary to make real change. Culture influences everything; it is an invisible force shaping people’s actions, attitudes, and...
