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It’s that time of year when we’re not sure whether we’re going to get nice days or bomb cyclones. At least our progress can be consistent, though! Check out our updates about Esri, our client TREKK, and more. Thanks for reading!

[Webinar] Fulcrum Update: Integration with Esri™

This on-demand webinar gives details and demos about new features in Fulcrum based on our new, tighter integration with Esri ArcGIS™. Bonus: Hear from one of our clients about how these innovations will improve current operations and expand Fulcrum use cases. View now ►

[Case Study] TREKK Design Group – Innovative utility inspections using Fulcrum, GIS, and 3D imaging

Learn how engineering client TREKK Design Group uses Fulcrum in conjunction with GIS and 3D imaging software to provide comprehensive design, engineering, and inspection services for its municipal clients. Read more ►

[Infographic] Weaving your safety net with closed-loop inspections

Check out our infographic to learn how closed-loop inspections bridge the gap between data that's collected and acting on that data, enabling meaningful organizational change for a safety program that's both effective and evolving. Read more ►

Use platform features – not product categories – to choose the best field operations solution

Digital inspection platforms for manufacturing safety, quality, and maintenance

Safe workplaces start with Fulcrum

So you digitized inspections. What next?

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What We're Reading

► OSHA Increases Maximum Penalties and Announces Significant New Enforcement Policies

Did you know that in addition to raising the penalty rate to $15,625 per violation (up from $14,502), OSHA has provided new guidance for inspectors to do Instance-by-Instance (IBI) citations for violations? This means that instead of one blanket penalty for a violation, non-compliant businesses will be cited for each instance of the violation throughout the worksite, with the potential for much higher fines overall. Taken together with the 19% increase in OSHA inspectors in 2022, these new guidelines only add to the urgency for EHS professionals to ensure their safety programs are OSHA-ready.

► How You Can Build Trust and Expertise With After-Action Reviews

An interesting read from QualityDigest about how revisiting projects after completion helps you to see what went right and suggest areas for improvement – a great use for your collected field inspection data to help foster innovation and improve best practices.

► Overlapping Vulnerabilities: The Occupational Safety and Health of Young Immigrant Workers in Small Construction Firms

A sobering research report by ASSP about how young immigrant workers at small construction firms are disproportionately injured on the job, and what employers can do to keep workers safe.

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