How to write a job hazard analysis: 5 expert tips
Learn how to write an effective job hazard analysis (JHA). Five practical tips from BLR's safety experts, from involving employees to what every JHA must cover.
Heat illness prevention plans: What employers need to know
OSHA's federal heat rule is still pending, but state regulations and the General Duty Clause make a heat illness prevention plan a smart move now.
Protecting new and seasonal workers from injury
New and seasonal workers face higher injury risks on the job. Learn the common causes and how effective onboarding and safety culture can protect your workforce.
Q&A: What controls need to be in place to reduce welding-related fire hazards?
What controls need to be in place to limit fire hazards associated with welding?
How BLR helps EHS consultants deliver measurable results
See how BLR’s EHS Hero® helps consultants save time, ensure compliance, and build client trust with expert-vetted tools, templates, and regulatory updates.
Q&A: OSHA requirements for scaffold training explained
What are the training requirements for employees who work on scaffolding?
Building a connection between mental health and safety in the construction industry
Explore how mental health, safety culture, and proper support can reduce injuries, substance misuse, and suicide risks in the construction industry.
Job hazard analysis: from hazard identification to risk reduction
Learn how job hazard analysis (JHA) helps identify workplace hazards, reduce injuries, improve compliance, and strengthen your safety program step by step.
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Reduce workers’ comp risk with better incident investigations
Improve how your team investigates incidents to reduce risk, control costs, and strengthen your overall safety program.