Last week, the Environmental Daily Advisor discussed EHS metrics, GHS requirements under the Hazard Communication Standard, and liability issues when leasing contaminated property.
Here’s the Environmental Daily Advisor week in review.

Can You Measure EHS Performance?--In EHS, a metric is the measurable performance of an environmental or safety activity or program within an organization. Metrics can drive performance toward more efficient use of resources, improved compliance, profitability, and the general health and well-being of an organization and its workers.

EHS Metrics--The best-run EHS operations employ an approach to decision making based on data and facts.

HazCom & GHS FAQs--Safety.BLR.com® subscribers can submit questions to BLR®—Business & Legal Resources subject matter experts as part of their subscription. We often get questions on hazard communication—particularly the new Globally Harmonized System (GHS) standard.

MSDS/SDS and GHS--Safety.BLR.com® subscribers can submit questions to BLR® subject matter experts as part of their subscription. Here are some popular questions and answers concerning MSDSs and SDSs.

Leasing Contaminated Properties-- Does your position as a tenant make you automatically liable for the contamination?

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