by Greg Lathan | Jul 20, 2021
by Greg LathanPresident The first article of EI’s blog series, “Launching a Sustainability Program at Your Facility: Begin with Some Easy Wins,” emphasized the importance of identifying initiatives which would result in sustainability program successes and...
by Parker Alvis | Jun 22, 2021
by Parker AlvisEnvironmental ScientistHave you ever wondered why there’s an insignia of a trout stamped on the top of stormwater drains? If you’ve never noticed this, take a look the next time you happen to see one on a sidewalk or in a parking lot. It’s probably not...
by Michael L. Walker, PE, CEM, LEED-AP | Jun 15, 2021
by Michael L. Walker, PEVice President, Principal Engineer Since the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Risk Management Program (RMP) rules were first promulgated, the efforts to revise, improve, or otherwise change these rules has been like a slow-motion...
by Bill Taylor, CSP | Jun 9, 2021
by Bill Taylor, CSPPrincipal Safety Scientist Several years ago, while serving in the United States Coast Guard, a long-time friend owned a 1942 CJ2A. For those who may not know, that’s a WWII era Jeep. One day, he brought a broken Jeep part to me and asked if I...
by Greg Lathan | Jun 3, 2021
by Greg LathanPresident In our last blog, “Launching a Sustainability Program at Your Facility? Begin with Some Easy Wins,” we discussed identifying obvious initiatives (“low hanging fruit”) that are attractive from both an economic (“sustainability pays”) and...
by Jonathan Poole | May 18, 2021
by Jonathan PooleSenior EHS ConsultantOSHA recently announced its Top 10 Violations for 2020, and all ten violations from 2019 remain on the list with subtle changes to the positions of a few safety topics. Topping the list (when don’t they?), Fall Protection and...
