#ehs

[lostinthewoodsomewhere]

A warm up doodle that got out of hand and turned into a sort of colouring experiment 🫠

[ortoysangre]

Dicen las estrellas que los pelotudos somos nosotros.

[sonzies]

my superhero!

[beeteej]

My brain: heyyyyyy :)

Me, trying to nap before I have to get up: …What

My brain: [cue the loudest fucking scream you’ve heard in your life]

Still not sure if that’s the EHS or the PTSD honestly (one of my exes used to scream at me to jolt me awake)

[korokorokokoro]

I'm in the process of doing the annual chemical inventory for my company, and this means cataloguing *every* chemical we have on site. If it has a safety data sheet, it gets added.

This includes my coworker's vape. You leave your vape out, on the chemical inventory it goes.

[darklydeliciousdesires]

Fucks sake. Does anyone else sometimes get exploding head syndrome? You’ll be falling asleep and a loud noise will suddenly sound and jolt you awake. Mine are usually a random shout, but tonight’s was like a door slamming, and now I’m wide awake, watching bad TV. Plus, an advert for KFC spicy wings just came on and now I’m craving them, but at 2:28am, KFC is closed.

WHY??? 🤣🤣🤣

[hybridmindthoughtsreloaded]

With the recent additions to the 5G grid here, everytime I pass close enough to a cell tower I get hit with this massive disorientation and vertigo, it's really hard to keep straight and I have to concentrate real hard to make it pass the cell tower. It really makes you feel alive when you're going 80mph on a hwy and have to try and not wreck into someone or something when the cell towers hit you. Oh well, you gotta play the hand you're dealt, right?

My life with EHS Electromagnetic hypersensitivity

[mostlythemarsh]

Another Busy Day

[allentics01]

"Mastering SAP EHS: Ensuring a Safe and Sustainable Future"

In this changing world, businesses are increasingly focusing on sustainability and environmental responsibility. SAP EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) software plays a crucial role in helping organizations manage these aspects of their operations efficiently. In this blog post, we will explore the key features and benefits of SAP EHS and how it contributes to building a safer and more sustainable future.

Understanding SAP EHS:

What is SAP EHS?

Start by explaining what SAP EHS is and why it's essential for modern businesses. Briefly touch upon its history and evolution.

The Core Components of SAP EHS

Describe the core modules and components of SAP EHS, such as Product Safety, Occupational Health, Environmental Compliance, and more.

The Benefits of SAP EHS:

Improved Compliance and Risk Management

Discuss how SAP EHS helps organizations ensure compliance with local and global regulations, reducing the risk of non-compliance penalties.

Enhanced Safety and Incident Management

Explain how SAP EHS facilitates the tracking and management of safety incidents, helping companies minimize workplace accidents.

Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship

Highlight the role of SAP EHS in promoting sustainability by tracking and reducing environmental impacts.

Implementing SAP EHS:

Integration with Other SAP Solutions

Explain how SAP EHS can seamlessly integrate with other SAP software like SAP S/4HANA for a comprehensive business solution.

Training and Certification

Discuss the importance of SAP EHS training and certification for professionals looking to excel in this field.

[lafilledesamours]

[icewindandboringhorror]

(also feel free in the tags to clarify Why you made the choice you made!! :0c)

[ortoysangre]

Mira cómo se yergue enhiesta y majestuosa.

[sonzies]

they call me the art fighter

ocs belong to @/rosesignet (AF) -> @angesol & @werewolfyang -> @sevzens & @triplecastflare -> @/rzhlii (TWT) -> @/kosmonana (AF) -> @reesepuffed

[antennatoheaven]

[coreehs]

In construction, it's not always the equipment that fails—sometimes, it's behavior. Hard hats and harnesses protect workers physically. But Behavior-Based Safety (BBS) protects them from the habits, shortcuts, and complacency that often lead to serious accidents. In high-risk environments like construction sites, BBS isn't just a program—it’s a mindset shift. It empowers workers to observe, speak up, and correct unsafe actions before they become incidents. Our latest infographic breaks down how BBS reduces accidents on construction sites by: 🔹 Identifying unsafe behaviors in real time 🔹 Encouraging peer-to-peer accountability 🔹 Fostering a proactive, safety-first culture Because changing behaviors today prevents tragedies tomorrow. Check it out and let’s build safer sites—one observation at a time.