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As an EHS professional, you are responsible for ensuring compliance with an array of state and federal regulations. You might be operating as part of a team, under the direction of a compliance expert, or all alone. In any case, periodically stepping away from daily tasks to review, think about, and discuss requirements can prevent…

2022 is right around the corner. Now is the time to position yourself for success at work in the new year. Implement these tips to elevate your EHS career in 2022: 1. Plan out your goals. Many people wait until the last minute to start thinking about their career goals for the upcoming year. However,…

It can be challenging enough to find a job when we’re not in the middle of a global pandemic. But the COVID-19 outbreak has made landing a new position even more difficult. That’s why it’s crucial to take steps to stay employable and ensure you’re highly talented in your role, even if you aren’t currently…

Now is that time of the year — annual performance reviews! The global pandemic has made some significant changes to the workplace in 2020. It’s likely that your performance review will be conducted remotely. Checking in with your supervisor during your performance evaluation is particularly important this year to make sure you’re on the same…

The economy has lost 13 million jobs since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States in March. Despite this grim statistic, many organizations are still hiring. An August 2020 survey of 600 human-resources and finance chiefs by Paycor found that more than half of small and midsize businesses plan to add full-time…

The pandemic has caused many companies to shift their hiring practices online. Almost 9 out of 10 U.S. employers are now using virtual interviewing, according to a March 2020 survey conducted by Handshake. Organizations are utilizing video communication platforms, such as Zoom and Skype, to conduct interviews with candidates. As an EHS professional, you should…

The global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has shifted the job market across most industries, resulting in fewer organizations engaging in the hiring process. Based on a recent poll conducted by Aarcher Institute, 16 percent of EHS professionals aren’t working or were laid off as a result of the pandemic. However, there are still new positions opening…

The global coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has disrupted several aspects of our lives over the course of the past two months. At least 46 states have shut down nonessential businesses that can’t be operated online as a result of the pandemic. Facilities that are considered essential and continue to operate include health care, grocery stores, pharmacies…

Quick Poll: As an EHS professional, are you working from home, working at your office/facility, or not working at all due to the pandemic? If you are willing to provide a little more information about how this pandemic is affecting your EHS role, please email us at training@aarcherinc.com.

Keeping your EHS skills up to date throughout the year is crucial to your job and career. However, it can be difficult to find the time to strengthen your competence when you’re busy with so many other responsibilities at work. Implement these tips to keep your job skills and knowledge current: 1. Attend an in-person…

2020 will be here before we know it. Now is the time to plan out your goals for the upcoming year and assess your career. If you’re looking to advance professionally in 2020, here are some things you can do: 1. Attend a training course. In the rapidly changing EHS field that has such high…

Determining chemical compatibility can be a challenge, with the array of chemical classes and formulations that typically exist in the workplace. Understanding and accurately predicting compatibility is critical for employee safety, environmental protection, and regulatory compliance. Compatibility is a top concern during all phases of hazardous material management, including storage, mixing, use, transport, spill response,…