Every company, no matter what services or goods it produces, must deal with three most important values: time, price and quality. Customers choose to do business with organizations that have the ability to deliver excellence in quality in a timeframe that they wish for, and at a price point that is affordable. One thing that stands out in the end is the quality of product, as the customer experience lasts longer than the time or the price. An organization needs to have next generation…

Environment, health, and safety management is an all-in-one term that focuses on improving the EHS performance of a business. EHS management refers to the implementation of procedures focused on ensuring and improving the safety of workers and their surroundings. These processes play a significant role in achieving and maintaining the overall environmental goals of the organization. EHS…

A general Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) process follows the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to resolve unexpected events. The first process will be the identification phase where you will identify non-conformities in your processes and determine what kind of problem you are looking at. Non-conformities may be determined during an internal or external audit, through customer…

OSHA upholds the OSHA workplace safety of the workforce through the following methods:

Inspections
Severe Violator Enforcement Program
Whistleblower Program

Centralize all your incident data, near misses, safety observations, investigations for implementing agile corrective actions with ComplianceQuest’s Health and Safety Incident Management Software.

Furthermore, mitigate risks and prevent accidents by detecting a hazardous trend ahead of time using built-in analytics, predictive intelligence, dashboards, and mobile capabilities. By instilling an…

Centralize all your incident data, near misses, safety observations, investigations for implementing agile corrective actions with ComplianceQuest’s Health and Safety Incident Management Software.

Furthermore, mitigate risks and prevent accidents by detecting a hazardous trend ahead of time using built-in analytics, predictive intelligence, dashboards, and mobile capabilities. By instilling an…

ComplianceQuest enables automating Environment Management through a Environmental management system(EMS) that offers a range of tools to help reduce the effort in tracking, managing, and reporting. It provides data for informed decision-making to achieve corporate goals as well as comply with environmental regulatory standards. The reports generated will also aid in better planning of your…

Environment, health, and safety management is an all-in-one term that focuses on improving the EHS performance of a business. EHS management refers to the implementation of procedures focused on ensuring and improving the safety of workers and their surroundings. These processes play a significant role in achieving and maintaining the overall environmental goals of the organization. EHS Management…

The OSHA 300 is a single physical location where employers record and maintain information about employees’ injuries and illnesses. According to OSHA, OSHA Form 300 is the place where the business is operating, or where services or industrial operations are conducted or the place where employees report for work, operate from or from which they are paid. The OSHA Form 300 is divided into…

The OSHA 300 is a single physical location where employers record and maintain information about employees’ injuries and illnesses. According to OSHA, OSHA Form 300 is the place where the business is operating, or where services or industrial operations are conducted or the place where employees report for work, operate from or from which they are paid. The OSHA Form 300 is divided into…

Worker participation is an essential component of OSHA compliance, requiring workers’ involvement and participation in establishing, operating, evaluating, and improving workplace safety and health programs. To have an effective safety and health program, all workers:

Are encouraged to provide inputs and report safety or health concerns without any fear

Need access to…

Worker participation is an essential component of OSHA compliance, requiring workers’ involvement and participation in establishing, operating, evaluating, and improving workplace safety and health programs. To have an effective safety and health program, all workers:

Are encouraged to provide inputs and report safety or health concerns without any fear

Need access to…

OSHA upholds the safety of the workforce through the following methods:

Inspections

Severe Violator Enforcement Program

Whistleblower Program

However, OSHA has only 2,000 inspectors to monitor the 8 million employers and 130 million workers under its jurisdiction. Therefore, it conducts inspections only under the following circumstances:

Imminent danger situations

Fatalities and catastrophes

Complaints registered by employees

Referrals from other…

It is essential to have a OSHA safety checklist that will cover all aspects of the compliance requirements. The four broad components of the implementation process include:
Operational elements such as risk assessment, emergency responses, process verification among others
Training
Communication
Documentation

As workplace complexity and health & safety risks have increased over the years, the OSHA safety standards guidelines too have evolved. By adhering to the recommended OSHA safety standards and practices, employers and business owners can:

overcome financial suffering and hardship that can affect workers, family, or even the employers

prevent illness, injuries,…

Socially responsible organizations manage their impact on the environment, promote social responsibility, and comply with government regulations on emissions, renewable resources, and recycling. To do this consistently across all locations in a harmonized manner is not an easy task. Keeping up with the environmental regulations that is constantly changing makes reaching the sustainability goals even harder. CQ’s…

Risk management structures are adapted to do more than just indicate existing potential risks. A risk management structure measures the uncertainties and predicts their impact on a business. As a result, it’s a choice between accepting risks or denying them. Acceptance or denial of risks is dependent on the tolerance levels that a business has already determined for itself.

Risk mitigation is a systematic process where an organization develops actions and options to increase opportunities and reduce threats to project objectives. Risk mitigation implementation refers to the process of risk mitigation actions. Risk mitigation progress monitoring tracks identified, new and existing risks, and evaluates the risk process effectiveness throughout the project.

By taking…

Change control management system refers to the controlled set of actions to ensure that a change does not negatively impact a product’s safety, quality or compliance. The control may be proactive or reactive, as a response to mitigate or eliminate the consequences of unplanned change, also known as deviation.

The important features of change control include:

A plan that identifies…

Worksite inspections are a chance to evaluate risk and detect hazards in the worksite as inspections reveal display the current state of the worksite and any activities. An organization can take the appropriate controls. Worksite inspection can help an organization prevent unsafe working conditions from developing and identify the risk of hazards.

A formal equipment inspection program is required to…