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VPC now using SYGNAL gas meter app for hyper-realistic, dynamic HazMat and HAZWOPER training
July 9, 2026
Vantage Point Consulting is now working closely with SYGNAL to bring its gas meter training app into VPC’s HazMat, HAZWOPER, refresher, HazMat Technician, and industrial safety courses.
If you were a pilot, what would you do if you saw a ‘certain four letter word’?
June 5, 2026
United flight 236 from Newark to Palma de Mallorca had to turn around in late May an hour after take off because the flight crew noticed a Bluetooth speaker named a ‘certain four letter word’.
24 safety-related bills have passed state legislatures this year
May 7, 2026
Twenty four bills across twelve states and the federal government have passed so far in 2026. These bills impact PPE grants in South Dakota, liability protections in California, disease training in Virginia, cell phone use in Indiana, and Emergency Operations plan requirements in Michigan.
Just how many cyberattacks are there in the Midwest? We compiled a list.
April 6, 2026
We looked at over a dozen states for known cyberattacks, how they happened, and what’s known about them.
Indiana House advances workplace violence reporting bill
March 9, 2026
HB 1040 joins legislation like it in 16 other states to increase workplace violence reporting requirements for these two industries.
What 10 years of OSHA citations tell us about risk
January 20, 2026
If it seems like the same things keep coming up year-over-year, that’s because they are.
