Safety

A good valve — one that’s built to last and closes completely without pressure loss or leakage — improves worker safety in a mill.

The importance of considering human factors to reduce injury potential.

Staying educated about the latest processes and their potential hazards to ensure accidents won’t happen.

TAPPISAFE: getting a consistent safety message out to remote employees.

OSHA changes for 2022.

Competence, consistency, and communication are the marks of a professional. They’re also key to Graphic Packaging’s strong safety culture, which includes a "PRO Card" system developed by employees.

Today’s technological advances in electronic record keeping allow safety programs to have instant access to all mill staff and contractors. That’s one less worry for those who have the most important job in the mill: keeping everyone safe!

We don’t often talk about the heart in the workplace, but I think we should, and here is why.

From recordkeeping to online training to the more recent use of inspection and demolition drones, technology is helping to revolutionize safety adherence.

Clean, customizable, and not as new as you think, lithium-ion batteries may be poised to transform the way mills charge up.