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Time Business News
6 days ago
- Business
- Time Business News
Streamline Compliance with EHS Management Software Solutions
Keeping up with Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) rules can be tough for many businesses. Rules change often, and companies need to stay on top of them to avoid fines or risks to employees and the environment. Doing this with paper systems or spreadsheets can be slow and full of mistakes. That's where EHS management software comes in. These tools help companies manage safety and compliance in a faster, easier, and more organized way. What Is EHS Management Software? EHS management software is a digital tool that helps businesses handle safety, health, and environmental tasks. This includes: tracking incidents scheduling inspections logging audits managing employee training following government rules Instead of using separate systems or manual processes, the software brings everything together in one place. Check out Cloud Enterprise EHS management software to learn more about it. Why Use EHS Software for Compliance? Meeting safety and environmental regulations is not just about avoiding fines-it's about protecting people, the environment, and your company's reputation. EHS software makes this easier by helping businesses stay organized, informed, and in control. Here are some reasons: Keeps You on Track Automatically EHS software helps businesses stay up to date with rules and deadlines. It can send reminders when it's time for a safety check, permit renewal, or training session. It also keeps track of changing laws and updates the system so you don't miss anything important. Shows You What's Happening in Real Time The software collects and updates safety and compliance data as it happens. This means you can quickly spot problems and fix them before they grow. With clear dashboards and reports, teams can make better decisions and respond faster to risks. Cuts Down on Errors Manual systems can lead to mistakes, like missing information or wrong entries. EHS software reduces human error by using forms, checklists, and digital records. This makes reports more accurate and easier to find during audits or inspections. Helps Everyone Work Together Many EHS tools are cloud-based, so workers can access them from anywhere on a laptop, tablet, or phone. This makes it easy for teams in different places to share updates, report incidents, and follow safety steps in real time. Everyone stays informed and connected. Grows with Your Business EHS software can be customized to fit the needs of your company and industry. Whether you're a small business or a large global company, the system can grow with you. You can add new users, features, or locations as your needs change. More Than Just Compliance Besides helping you follow the rules, EHS software also improves your company in other ways. It helps find the root cause of problems, so you can fix them for good. This lowers risks, avoids costly accidents, and builds a safer work culture. It also shows that your company takes safety seriously, which is important to employees, partners, and customers. Start Using EHS Management Software Today EHS management software makes it easier for businesses to stay safe, follow the rules, and avoid problems. It saves time, reduces mistakes, and keeps everyone on the same page. As safety and environmental rules get more complex, using EHS software is no longer optional, it's the smart way forward. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
CTV News
21-07-2025
- CTV News
Investigation underway after vehicle crashes into Arby's in Bridgewater, N.S.
An investigation is underway after a vehicle crashed into an Arby's restaurant in Bridgewater, N.S., early Sunday morning. Bridgewater Police Service says it responded to calls after a loud crash was heard in the community's southwest end. The police service and EHS learned a vehicle had left the Dufferin Street roadway and crashed into the Arby's building, causing heavy damage to the vehicle and restaurant. 'Two adult women from Shelburne County were located at the scene and subsequently transported to South Shore Regional Hospital for treatment of their injuries,' the news release said. The crash is still under investigation. Police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident to contact them at 902-543-2464. For more Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated provincial page
CTV News
19-07-2025
- CTV News
Garden lovers brave the rain to tour some of Edmonton's finest gardens
Plant enthusiasts braved the rain to view Edmonton's finest gardens during an annual garden tour on July 19, 2025. (CTV News Edmonton/Galen McDougall) Plant enthusiasts took to the rainy streets in Edmonton Saturday to tour some of the city's finest gardens. 'Gardeners are hardcore, so they'll come out rain or shine,' said Brett Kerley, program coordinator for the Edmonton Horticulture Society (EHS). The EHS has been organizing the tours for a number of years, which typically run on a Saturday and Sunday in July. Those touring the gardens are provided a map with locations and directions to 10 private gardens. Gardens are chosen for quality and variety, many of which are award-winning. Hosts show the tourists around their green oasis and share information about different plants as well as some of their failures and successes with gardening over the years. garden tour An Edmonton garden featured in an annual garden tour. (CTV News Edmonton/Galen McDougall) 'We want our gardeners to learn,' said Kerley, adding that the event also serves as a fundraiser for the EHS. The EHS is a volunteer-run non-profit that started in 1909 with the purpose of enhancing the beautification of Edmonton's urban environment. The society often hosts speakers, puts on plant sales and exchanges, and offers gardening information through events and on social media. Tours run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets, which usually go on sale a month or two before the event and often sell out, are $25.
Hans India
16-07-2025
- Health
- Hans India
Health card has no use to employees, says JAC
Vijayawada: Leaders of AP JAC Amaravati expressed dissatisfaction that the Employees' Health Scheme (EHS), launched in 2013, has failed to deliver promised cashless, quality medical care to over 13 lakh government employees, pensioners, and their families in Andhra Pradesh. At the EHS Managing Committee meeting on Tuesday at the NTR Aarogyasri Trust Office in Mangalagiri, AP JAC chairman Bopparaju Venkateswarlu and general secretary Palisetti Damodar Rao pointed out that delayed reimbursements to network hospitals force employees to pay out-of-pocket, leading to debt. They noted that the government reimburses only 30 per cent of medical bills. Representing state government employees, the JAC leaders urged the government to ensure effective medical services under EHS. They called for quarterly EHS Managing Committee meetings at state and district levels to monitor progress and address grievances, online reimbursement for retired employees' medical bills to replace outdated offline processes, an increase in the medical reimbursement limit from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, free outpatient consultations and diagnostic tests at all network hospitals for EHS cardholders, special packages for the top 10 common medical procedures, and adoption of Ayushman Bharat standards for trauma and critical cases currently excluded from EHS packages. The CEO of NTR Aarogyasri Trust, who chaired the meeting, assured the leaders that he would address these issues and organize an EHS Steering Committee meeting under the Chief Secretary's guidance soon.
Associated Press
14-07-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Bringing Safety to the Forefront: Key Takeaways From Our EHSxLogistics Event for Warehousing, Fulfillment, and Fleet Operations
Our recent and inaugural EHSxLogistics event brought together professionals from across the logistics and operations landscape to dive deep into the environmental, health, and safety (EHS) challenges and opportunities in warehouses, distribution centers, fulfillment hubs, and fleet management. The discussions were rich, practical, and forward-thinking. Below is a recap of the key themes explored: Fleet Safety and the Rise of Personal Vehicle Use Fleet safety continues to evolve, especially as many companies maintain dedicated fleet teams that operate separately from EHS. A growing area of concern involves contracted employees who use personal vehicles for work. Attendees emphasized the need to create clear safety protocols for personal vehicle use and to consider providing car care kits to support contractors in roadside emergencies, an initiative that demonstrates both safety commitment and care for workers. Hazardous Materials: Storage, Training, and Shared Spaces Another major topic was the storage of hazardous materials inside facilities. A recurring challenge is navigating lease agreements and the requirements set by the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ), which can vary significantly—particularly in shared warehouse environments where operations may overlap. The group highlighted the importance of comprehensive training for hazardous material handling and shipping to ensure compliance and minimize risk. Warehouse Racking: Engineering Controls and Preventative Maintenance When it comes to racking systems, many safety strategies rely heavily on administrative controls, often overlooking more effective engineering solutions. Attendees discussed underutilized yet critical controls such as end-of-rack barriers, mesh guards, and flue space protection to prevent falling items and other hazards. Preventative maintenance programs are becoming increasingly common as companies recognize the value of identifying and repairing rack damage before it leads to incidents. Safety in Design: Elevating EHS in Planning Stages One of the most compelling conversations centered around the concept of safety in design, embedding safety features during the initial planning and design of new equipment, buildings, and processes. While some organizations are already including EHS teams in the design phase, others are still fighting for a seat at the table. A particular focus was placed on integrating fall prevention mechanisms from the outset, aligning with Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) principles. The use of learning teams to proactively explore potential risks before implementation emerged as a powerful tool in this space. In Summary This event was a strong reminder that collaboration, early involvement of safety professionals, and a proactive approach to risk can significantly elevate workplace safety in complex and fast-moving operational environments. Thank you to all who participated and contributed to these insightful discussions. We look forward to continuing the conversation and advancing EHS excellence together. Questions about this event or joining a future out? Reach out today! Visit 3BL Media to see more multimedia and stories from Antea Group
