
![]() |
Mark Sennett
Managing Editor |
![]() |
Kelly Rose
Editor |
Home> | Managing Health & Safety | >Safety Software & Documentation | >Report shows safety budgets set to increase |
Report shows safety budgets set to increase
15 November 2018
VERDANTIX HAS released a report that helps environmental, health and safety executives (EHS) benchmark their budgets, investment priorities and technology preferences relative to their global peer group.
The Global EHS Leaders Survey 2018: Budgets, Priorities & Tech Preferences report uses data collected through the Verdantix survey and supports strategic decision-making and business planning by executives at EHS consulting and technology providers.
The annual global Verdantix EHS survey spans 35 countries and was conducted between August and September 2018 via telephone interviews of 411 senior EHS decision-makers with direct responsibility for corporate-wide EHS management strategies and initiatives.
Of the 411 respondents, all belong to firms with revenues of at least $250 million and up to over $20 billion, covering 25 industries. In aggregate, 51% of the interviewed EHS decision-makers represented industries with high to very high EHS risk profiles.
The analysis finds that EHS budgets will increase by 4% in 2019, with an emphasis on technology spending and a view towards improving safety and operational risk, incident management, and environmental compliance.
- Unite raises construction death rise concerns
- Lorries need to be fitted with technology to prevent ‘blind-spot' deaths, say engineers
- Face the facts
- BSIF continues partnership with Maintec
- £100,000 fine after employee injures hand
- Concerns raised for desk-based workers
- RED backs calls for increased van driver training
- Training opportunities for remote workers
- HSENI encourages mental health for all
- Guilty plea after workers diagnosed with HAVS