EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) and HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) are frameworks used to manage workplace safety and environmental protection, but they differ in their primary focus. EHS emphasizes a balanced integration of environmental stewardship, human health, and safety, making it a comprehensive approach for businesses prioritizing sustainability alongside workplace safety.

Conversely, HSE focuses primarily on health and safety, particularly in high-risk industries such as oil and gas, with environmental concerns being secondary. This distinction means EHS is better suited for organizations aiming to embed environmental considerations deeply within their operations, while HSE is more appropriate for sectors where strong health and safety regulations are crucial. Understanding these differences helps organizations choose the right framework to align with their specific operational priorities and regulatory requirements.

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