Emergency Management

More than a third of U.S. adults do not feel confident in their ability to navigate a building safely following power loss.

A new study finds that firefighters absorb harmful chemicals through their skin as they fight fires.

A video, online gallery and multi-city exhibit bring the stories of everyday heroes like Bailey McDade to life and showcase the personal protective equipment that keeps them safe.

EHS Today heads to A+A 2017 next week to find out what’s hot and what’s not at one of the world’s largest trade fairs for safety, security and health at work.

Recent events worldwide – hurricanes, earthquakes and wildfires – have everyone thinking about emergency response. Is your business prepared if disaster strikes?

Expert says seeds of workplace violence are planted when an employee is given authority over coworkers but is not given training on how to manage.

Marianela Acuna Arreaza and Jessica Martinez were part of a team recently conducting safety training in Houston for recovery workers to educate them about reducing risks from toxics, mold, sewage and other hazards.

The only thing that should come as a shock to you after a flood is how kind your neighbors and strangers can be. It shouldn't be while restoring your power. Here's how to do it safely.

The tip-and-pour method of transferring chemicals, as well as poorly designed pumps, can expose workers to injury and companies to significant financial losses.