Adding value to the company from the perspective of EHSM

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The environmental, health and safety (EHS) departments are entities commonly found within companies who consider environmental protection, occupational health and safety at work as important as providing quality products, and therefore have managers and departments responsible for these issues.

This management has two main objectives: prevention of incidents or accidents arising from abnormal conditions of operation and the reduction of adverse effects resulting from normal operating conditions.

This webinar will discuss the essential role of EHS and how, with four important elements, it can help your company to add value and differentiate themselves in the competitive market.

Author

Gustavo Oliveira

Gus Oliveira has a degree in Business Administration as well as a degree in Economics from The University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth (USA). Oliveira has experience in the software industry for Business Excellence also in the financial and business development field, working in large companies both in the United States and in Brazil as a financial analyst, business strategy consultant and a senior project consultant.

Adding value to the company from the perspective of EHSM

The environmental, health and safety (EHS) departments are entities commonly found within companies who consider environmental protection, occupational health and safety at work as important as providing quality products, and therefore have managers and departments responsible for these issues.

This management has two main objectives: prevention of incidents or accidents arising from abnormal conditions of operation and the reduction of adverse effects resulting from normal operating conditions.

This webinar will discuss the essential role of EHS and how, with four important elements, it can help your company to add value and differentiate themselves in the competitive market.

See also

SoftExpert EHSM

ISO 14000

OHSAS 18000