Every 30 minutes, a worker will experience an electrically induced injury. The voltage and pressure levels within most electrical assets leave little chance for a worker to escape with just …
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If you’ve had a chance to review the previous articles on the Laws of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), you have started to understand that it takes more than just technical expertise to …
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If you eliminate non-injury incidents, you lessen fatal and serious injuries (FSI’s). That’s the theory behind well-known safety scholars like Herbert William Heinrich and Frank E….
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In December 1970 President Nixon signed the Occupational Safety and Health Act into law and in so doing created OSHA, NIOSH, and OSHRC. In April of 1971 OSHA opened its doors and this…
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Every 30 minutes, an electrically induced injury occurs to work employees due to a sudden arc flash. To protect employees from electrical-related injuries, the National Fire Protection…
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As a recap to the introductory post on the Laws of Enterprise Asset Management, the first law focuses on protecting people regardless of the work activity or task. No matter how much a…
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Technical expertise will only get you so far on your journey to asset optimization. For an organization to succeed in enterprise asset management (EAM), it must have leaders that…
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Many classrooms and one-on-one training opportunities continue to be unavailable due to COVID-19 restrictions. Essential workers that rely on options like job shadowing and in-person…
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Energy sources such as electricity, chemical, pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical and many others can be hazardous to workers. During the servicing and maintenance of machines and equipment,…
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Colin Duncan joins Rob Fisher in The Essential Leadership Cycle podcast
The Essential Leadership Cycle Podcast is an in-depth conversation with Rob Fisher, where Rob will discuss what…
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