Occupational Safety, Health, and Environmental (OSHE) Blog

Biosafety Level 2 explained — what BSL-2 requires, why it is guidance in the US but law in the UK and EU, and where cabinet containment fails.

A hazard sign warns of a risk other controls could not remove. What each shape and colour means under ISO 7010, OSHA 1910.145 and CLP, and where signs fail.

A chemical safety consultant walks a laboratory door by door: what lab safety signs must carry under OSHA and UK law, and the six failures found most often.

A process safety assurance consultant walks the 29 CFR 1910.147 isolation sequence clause by clause, and the four steps that fail on real plant.

A field safety consultant ranks travel safety tips against what actually kills travellers abroad: roads, water and fire, not pickpockets.

A fire life safety consultant’s Halloween safety tips for duty-holders: escape routes, decoration fire load, costume standards and the ladder nobody assessed.

An occupational hygienist on summer safety: why the thermometer misleads, how much water is too much, and the heat stroke sign most guides get wrong.

Learn essential tornado safety tips to stay prepared and protect yourself and your loved ones before, during, and after a tornado strikes.