Editorial Standards and Corrections Policy

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Safety Is A Mindset publishes educational content about workplace safety, emergency preparedness, CPR, AED and first aid training, OSHA topics, and active-violence preparedness. This page explains how we select sources, maintain content, correct errors, and separate educational information from professional legal or medical advice.

Who publishes our content

Safety Is A Mindset is the publisher of this website. Articles may be produced with editorial support, but we do not present an agency account or automated system as a credentialed safety, medical, or legal expert. When a qualified individual reviews an article, that person’s name, relevant credential, and review date should be shown on the article.

Our editorial process

  1. Topic selection: We prioritize questions that help employers, workers, schools, and organizations understand training choices and emergency-preparedness responsibilities.
  2. Primary-source research: Regulatory and health claims should be checked against the responsible authority, current standards, or recognized guideline publisher.
  3. Clear attribution: External facts should link to their source. A citation is not an endorsement of Safety Is A Mindset by that organization.
  4. Maintenance: We review links, dates, regulatory references, and guidance when content is updated. Material changes should update the page’s visible maintenance date.
  5. Commercial separation: Educational explanations and course descriptions may appear on the same site. Training calls to action should remain distinguishable from regulatory or medical guidance.

Preferred sources

We prefer original standards, government guidance, recognized guideline publishers, and current source material over unsourced summaries. Depending on the topic, reference sources include:

Safety, medical, and regulatory limitations

Website content is general education and is not a substitute for hands-on training, emergency services, medical care, legal advice, or a site-specific hazard assessment. Requirements can vary by industry, jurisdiction, employer, job task, and issuing organization. Confirm current obligations with the applicable authority. In an emergency, contact 911 or the appropriate local emergency number.

Corrections and feedback

If you find a factual error, outdated requirement, broken source, unclear disclosure, or safety concern, please contact Safety Is A Mindset. Include the page URL, the statement in question, and a supporting primary source when available. We review correction requests, update verified errors, and revise the visible maintenance date when a material change is made.

Use of automated tools

Automated tools may assist with research organization, formatting, or quality checks, but they are not treated as an authority. Regulatory, medical, and emergency-response claims should be checked against the responsible primary source before publication or material revision.

Policy last updated: July 28, 2026

Authority and media resources

For source-led topic background, see the Workplace Safety Resource Library. Journalists, editors, podcast producers, and association publishers can review the Media and Expert Commentary page before submitting a focused request.

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