Benchmark Gensuite

Benchmark Gensuite

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Air Quality Awareness Week: What’s changing for refrigerants In 2026, refrigerant rules are expanding. More equipment. More steps. More to track. For EHS teams, that means: • Expanded asset scope • More frequent leak checks and repairs • Additional documentation requirements to stay audit-ready See what changed, what’s now in scope, and how to stay compliant:...Show more

Benchmark Gensuite

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NAOSH Week Day 1: Start with what you don’t see. Risk doesn’t show up all at once. It builds quietly through small signals, repeated concerns, and patterns across sites. Most teams already have the data. The challenge is seeing what matters early enough to act. That’s where the Genny AI Risk AI Advisor is helping EHS teams in their day-to-day work. Teams are: • Spotting patterns sooner across incidents and observations • Prioritizing what needs attention first • Acting on risks faster, before they escalate It’s a simple shift, but a meaningful one for prevention. Better visibility helps teams stay ahead, protect workers, and make faster, more confident decisions. Explore how EHS leaders are improving risk visibility with AI: #NAOSHWeek #WorkplaceSafety #EHS #AIinEHS #GennyAI #OperationalExcellence...Show more

Benchmark Gensuite

2mo

This week, our Agentic AI development team came together at our Cincinnati HQ to build what’s next. Over a few focused days, the team aligned on priorities, advanced core capabilities, and pushed forward the next wave of innovation behind our Genny AI Suite—expanding how AI agents, assistants, and digital co-workers support EHS, Sustainability, Quality, and Risk. With 100% of our subscribers already operating with AI in their workflows, the focus now is simple: go further, move faster, and deliver greater impact at scale. We wrapped up the week at Topgolf ⛳, bringing our A-game with bold swings, big energy, and even bigger moves ahead. And we’re just getting started....Show more

Benchmark Gensuite

2mo

If someone was exposed to a chemical right now, could your team find the right SDS in seconds? When teams can quickly access and understand Safety Data Sheets (SDS), they are better equipped to recognize hazards, handle chemicals safely, and follow the right steps if a spill or exposure occurs. In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, here are a few ways to strengthen SDS accessibility and hazard communication: • Make SDS easy for employees to locate, both digitally and onsite • Keep chemical inventories and SDS libraries current across locations • Use clear labeling aligned with hazard communication standards • Provide regular training so teams understand chemical risks and response steps • Ensure emergency and first-aid guidance is easy to access Learn more about modern digital approaches to SDS management: https://benchmarkgensuite.com/ehs-blog/ai-agents-series-sds-management/ #PoisonPreventionWeek #ChemicalSafety #HazardCommunication #WorkplaceSafety #EHS #ChemicalManagement...Show more