HSI August 2026 Newsletter
Your monthly HSI digest of EHS, Compliance, and Professional Development resources & news for you and your business, with something for everyone.
Featured: Upcoming Live Webinar
The EHS Budget Playbook: Turn Safety Needs into Budget Wins
Budgeting is essential for EHS professionals, yet it’s rarely covered in professional training. This practical webinar will help EHS leaders build line-item budgets that support compliance and business performance.
Tuesday, August 18th at 10:00 AM PT | 12:00 PM CT | 1:00 PM ET
Can't make it? Register anyway and we'll send you a recording + resources.
Upcoming Events
Live Webinar! HSI LMS in Action: How to Make the Employee Experience Better
Wednesday, August 26th, 10:00 AM PT | 12:00 PM CT | 1:00 PM ET
>> Click Here to Register
VPPPA Safety+
August 30 – September 2, 2026 | Nashville, TN
Join Team HSI at booth #830 and experience our AI-powered Hazard Recognition capability, test your skills with games, and enter for a chance to win LEGO prizes. See you there
NSC Safety Congress & Expo
September 14 – September 16, 2026 | Indianapolis, IN
Visit booth #1969 and demo our EHS solution with integrated AI built on the vast HSI training knowledge and expertise. Don’t forget to catch Jill James and Dr. Todd presenting “What Would You Do? Choices that Define you Professionally.”
HSI Solutions - Updates
New and Updated Courses
Along with updated and new safety content, we’ve got a series of courses to help you with employee performance analysis, utilizing the can-do/will-do grid. Don’t know what that is? Check out the training and improve your leadership skills.
EHS Platform: AI Hazard Recognition
Available at no additional cost for HSI EHS software customers, AI Hazard Recognition helps you identify workplace hazards in seconds. Simply upload a photo, and AI will analyze the image, suggest potential hazards, recommend corrective actions, and provide relevant OSHA citations. Once reviewed, the hazard can be automatically added to your Hazards & Observations module, where it can be investigated, tracked, and assigned to the appropriate people. The hazard can be linked to Toolbox Talks to help communicate lessons learned and prevent similar incidents in the future. All as part of your connected safety program.

Resources
[Readiness Survey] How Prepared is Your Organization to Save a Life?
Every year, more than 350,000 people experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in the US, and nearly 90% do not survive. Immediate CPR and access to an AED can dramatically improve survival, yet many organizations overestimate their level of emergency preparedness. Complete the survey and discover your CPR Readiness Score today.
[White Paper] How HSI's Incident Management Module Powers a Proactive Safety Culture
Discover how connected incident management improves safety, efficiency, and compliance. Learn how leading organizations are achieving better safety outcomes and improving operational performance.
[Checklist] How to Pass an OSHA Inspection
OSHA inspections don’t happen at random. They’re often triggered by incidents, complaints, elevated injury rates, and other signals of potential workplace safety concerns. Download this checklist to help you evaluate your organization's inspection readiness and identify opportunities for improvement.
[Podcast] 142: “Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, and Rock and Roll!” with Attorney Adele Abrams
Listen to attorney, safety professional, author, and nationally recognized OSHA and MSHA expert who shares lessons from decades of handling workplace fatality investigations and regulatory cases.
Did You Know?
HSI EHS Platform: Modules
Every module in the HSI Platform is connected. HSI was built so incidents can be linked to training, toolbox talks, claims, corrective actions, assets, documents, contractors, and more. The result: One connected record, better visibility, and faster, more informed safety decisions.

Regulation Rundown
Safe & Sound Week: August 10 - 16
Every year, OSHA hosts Safe & Sound Week to recognize successful workplace health and safety programs and provide resources and information to support organizations in development safety programs.
For many organizations, this is a time to reflect on and recognize the efforts you have made to improve workplace safety and health throughout the year. Many of these programs can serve as a blueprint for building a strong foundation of workplace health and safety culture.
However, a strong safety culture occurs when safety is integrated into organizational culture and is prioritized and practiced at all levels; from executive leadership on down to the most junior worker. When everyone speaks up about safety, makes decisions with safety at the forefront, and encourages hazard identification and remediation, the corporate culture is one of safety first.
Guess the Movie Quote Answer
Quote: "Separate and equal are two different things. Just 'cause it's the way, doesn't make it right, understand?"
Movie: Hidden Figures (2016)
Character: Dorothy Vaughn, played by Octavia Spencer