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Category: EHS Compliance
Strengthening Mechanical Integrity Through EHS Excellence
What the Loy-Lange Case Reveals About Aging Assets, Controlling Drift, and Hidden Risks In April 2017, the Loy-Lange Box Company in St. Louis Missouri experienced a catastrophic steam‑system pressure vessel rupture when a deteriorated steam condensate storage tank failed, violently launching the 2,000‑pound vessel hundreds of feet from the facility. Post-incident investigations concluded that long…
EHS Excellence: Why Executive Leaders Can’t Afford to Stop at Compliance
Most executive leaders understand that environmental, health, and safety (EHS) responsibilities come with the territory. But too often, those responsibilities are viewed narrowly, treated as a compliance obligation, not a business advantage. The reality? Compliance is the foundation while excellence is a differentiator and competitive advantage. What is EHS Excellence?EHS excellence means going beyond compliance…
EHS FAQs: What Leaders Ask Most
When effectively integrated into business operations, Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) becomes a true performance driver. Today’s leaders are being asked to do more with less—while navigating complex regulations and protecting both people and results. Below, we answer the top 10 FAQs we hear from EHS and business leaders, in clear, practical language designed to…
From Findings to Forward Momentum: Making Audits Work for You
Audits are often seen as a snapshot in time—a list of what’s right or wrong. But when used strategically, they become something much more: a tool that protects people, prevents costly risks, and strengthens leadership trust. As we close out our three-part series on the value of EHS audits, we’re shifting the focus from what…
The Risks You Don’t See Are the Ones That Cost You Most
Most EHS audits focus on compliance, but the most dangerous risks? They’re the ones that quietly jeopardize your people, operations, and brand—without ever triggering a citation. In our recent multi-site assessments, we found consistent patterns of overlooked hazards that are legal non-compliances and increase risks to worker injury, illness and environmental impact to the surrounding…
No Inspector, No Problem: Why Auditing Still Matters in 2026 Planning
Many organizations are shifting their focus from reactive compliance to proactive risk management. With OSHA enforcement activity fluctuating and regulatory inspections often delayed or deprioritized, it’s tempting to assume that internal audits can wait. But the truth is: the absence of enforcement doesn’t mean the absence of risk. At EHS Compliance Services, we’ve seen firsthand…
From Compliance to Confidence: How Leading Companies Use EHS to Drive Efficiency, Trust, and Growth
Backed by EY’s 2025 Global EHS Maturity Study If you’re responsible for Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS), you’ve probably felt it: growing expectations, shifting regulations, and not enough hours in the day to keep up. You’re not looking for a vendor to dump reports on your desk—or a consultant to take over entirely. You want…
Psychological Safety ≠ Psychological Health and Safety: Why the Distinction Matters
In recent years, psychological safety has become a buzzword in leadership circles, team development, and workplace culture. But as important as it is, psychological safety is just one piece of a much larger puzzle. To truly protect and promote worker well-being, we must also understand and implement psychological health and safety (PHS). Understanding the Difference…
Is Your Organization Ready for Psychosocial Risk Management?
Psychosocial hazards are increasingly recognized as critical threats to employee well-being and organizational performance. But managing these risks effectively requires more than awareness. It demands a structured, strategic approach rooted in both science and organizational context. That’s where the 5i Psychological Health and Safety® (5iPHS®) Methodology comes in. Why Readiness Matters Recent research published in…