“All aboooooaaaaard!” Whether you love to watch the big freight engines rumble by, or you just ride a commuter train to work, the safety rules around trains are pretty simple for most of us. Look both ...

Tackling the time-sensitive challenges of maritime operations is at the forefront of all crew managers’ minds. They face an ongoing balancing act of supporting their Captain and crew in the best ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Crew, the #1 digital workplace for frontline teams, unveiled Task Management, a new task execution platform for organizations with large, distributed frontline teams.

Too little is written to help those who lead frontline crews into developing into better managers. Notice the word "managers" rather than "leaders." Why the difference? Leadership is critical to ...

The U.S. construction industry employs almost 10 million people. A typical home construction crew comprises between 26 and 32 workers. But large projects may have hundreds of crew members. Builders, ...

Maritime HR gives greater emphasis to specific elements such as talent acquisition and employee engagement in aiming to improve seafarer satisfaction Crewing is changing. The pandemic exposed serious ...

To respond rapidly to an outage situation, utility distribution system operators (DSOs) must call on linemen to get the job done. By investing in new crew management technology, Southern Maryland ...

After more than 30 years of utilization, the incident command system (ICS) has become a way of life for most North American fire and rescue agencies. Some departments and members are better at ...

The profession of fire fighting has been long recognized as a dangerous, complex and high-risk occupation. It has been only in the past 25 years, however, that any quantitative data have been ...