On episode 298 of EHS On Tap, Jill James, Chief Safety Officer, HSI; Laynnea Myles, Co-Founder of BOLD; and Monique Parker, Chief Sustainability Officer at Elevra Lithium and incoming president of the ASSP, talk about how female EHS leaders can leverage their superpowers.

On episode 297 of EHS On Tap, Dr. T. Kelly Witherspoon, Professor of Environmental Management, College of Safety & Emergency Services, Columbia Southern University, explains what you need to know about new changes to OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. This episode is sponsored by Columbia Southern University.

On episode 296 of EHS On Tap, Claude Howard, Vice President, Workers Compensation Claim at Travelers, and Chris Hayes, Assistant Vice President of Travelers Risk Control for Workers’ Compensation, talk about a new report looking at the impact of workplace injuries.

On episode 295 of EHS On Tap, author Brian Fielkow talks about his new book Making Safety Happen: The Roadmap to a Safe, Productive & Profitable Business.

On episode 294 of EHS On Tap, Ryan Urik, senior EHS manager, Curtiss-Wright, and Heather Ritz, program manager, ergonomics at Briotix Health, talk about how Curtiss-Wright revamped its ergonomics program.

On episode 293 of EHS On Tap, Amanda Smith, Executive Vice President of Strategy at Cority, talks about a new report examining how EHS leaders are using AI. This episode is sponsored by Cority.

On episode 292 of EHS On Tap, Anoosheh Oskouian, President and CEO of Ship & Shore Environmental, talks about why microplastics regulation is an industry emissions issue.

On episode 291 of EHS On Tap, Samuel Pond, founding and managing partner of Pond Lehocky Giordano, talks about the need for employers to take worker safety complaints seriously.

On episode 290 of EHS On Tap, Barb Allen talks about her new book One Ladder to Leadership and the challenges faced by women working in construction safety.

On episode 289 of EHS On Tap, Michael Bruns, CEO of Novara, talks about new research focusing on safety technology adoption by frontline workers.