Category: Workplace Safety

The Global Shift Toward Sustainability and Safety Across industries, sustainability and safety are no longer separate goals—they are now intertwined priorities. Companies are under growing pressure to reduce carbon emissions while maintaining high operational safety standards. However, traditional Occupational Health...

Singapore’s Construction Safety Under Pressure: 76 Major Incidents in Just Six Months In the first half of 2025, Singapore saw 76 incidents of deaths and major injuries in the construction sector, only a slight drop from 81 in the same...

People face hazards in every workplace, whether they work on a busy construction site or in a quiet office. When you know how to spot and control these hazards, you help create a safer workplace. Risk assessment plays a key...

We all want our teams to get home safe at the end of the day. But somewhere along the way, myths and outdated beliefs about workplace safety have crept into our routines and they’re holding us back. Maybe you’ve heard...

Workplace safety is essential, especially in high-risk areas like construction sites, factories, and oil and gas facilities. One important tool used to keep workers safe in these environments is the permit to work (PTW) system. This system helps make sure...

Let’s be real. Workplace safety can sometimes feel like just another rule to follow. But if you’ve ever dealt with a serious accident, you know it matters a lot more than that. Safety helps build trust, keeps your team productive,...

In today’s world, reducing product carbon footprints is more important than ever. Customers, governments, and investors are all paying attention to how businesses impact the environment. At the same time, keeping workers safe and healthy remains one of the most...

In many high-risk industries safety isn’t just something to think about—it’s the heart of every operation. Every day, workers face risks ranging from falls and equipment failures to chemical exposure. That’s why proactive safety measures are not just important; they’re...

Accidents involving mobile cranes are among the more common types of crane-related incidents. Many of these accidents occur due to either structural failures in the crane's load-bearing parts or the toppling and collapsing of cranes when they become unstable

Risk Management (RM) is a systematic way of Identifying, assessing, controlling and monitoring workplace safety and health (WSH) risks associated with any work activity or trade