Workplace safety
Software startup Ailytics leverages AI to improve industrial safety
The company’s solution taps existing surveillance cameras for early identification of on-site risk
AI-driven inspection platform boosts productivity by 70% for H3 Zoom
The firm has halved costs and accelerated inspection timelines by about 90% with Facade Inspector
Fatal accidents shake Thailand’s faith in once-dominant builder
Italian-Thai Development’s financial problems were getting progressively worse prior to the accidents
Memo to the CEO: Office romance is also the board’s business
Senior executives should disclose workplace relationships
Insurers responsible for 94% of workplace injury claim payouts: MOM
Investigations ongoing for alleged fraud flagged by Sumo Salad’s late owner, Jane Lee
Air India audit finds 51 safety lapses, from unapproved simulators to training gaps
A report notes seven ‘Level I’ significant breaches which need to be fixed by Jul 30
Tesla cited by US regulators over worker’s death
US FEDERAL regulators have cited Tesla for violating workplace safety rules in connection with the electrocution of a worker last summer at its Austin, Texas auto-manufacturing plant.
Construction sector fatalities trebled in second half of 2024: MOM
Ministry of Manpower points to sense of complacency as incidents were caused by lack of basic safety measures
Why investing in workplace safety and health is worth the while
It pays dividends in human, financial and reputational terms, says the writer
Leveraging Progressive Wage Model to enhance workplace safety
IN SEPTEMBER 2022, following a spike in workplace fatalities, the Ministry of Manpower implemented a slate of “heightened safety” measures that continued until May 2023.
