- Sean Baldry, CRSP
- Last Updated: June 10, 2026
There’s no shortage of stats and commentary around the topic of employee engagement these days. From the focus on attrition or a sense of belonging, leaders at every rung of the ladder, in every department, and in every industry are clueing into how important engaging their workforce is. But those leaders who are tasked with not just managing but also cultivating effective EHS (Environment, Health & Safety) initiatives know that employee engagement is specifically crucial to their program’s success. In the infographic below, we’ve rounded up our favorite stats on the subject to answer the following questions:
- What is employee engagement?
- Why does employee engagement matter to EHS?
- What are the benefits of high employee engagement?
- What are the impacts of low employee engagement?
- What are the biggest barriers to employee engagement?
- Where are companies focusing their employee engagement efforts?
- What about Millennial & Gen Z employee engagement?
- What are the strategies for creating an effective EHS employee engagement program?
And so, without further adieu, we present to you, The Employee Engagement Infographic for EHS.
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As companies assess the future of their workforce engagement strategies, it is clear that supporting and ensuring workforce engagement as a priority not only benefits corporate returns and retention but also employees’ sense of belonging and contribution. And while the latter may sound like the “priceless” tagline of a marketing campaign, future-proofing one’s business with the foundation of an engaged and happy employee population, with something as simple as communication, empowerment, and access to technology & training, makes all the difference.
To take a deeper dive into the topic driving employee engagement, both in general and in EHS, check out our companion blog to this infographic “Employee Engagement, Its Impact on EHS, & What To Do About It”
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Sean Baldry, CRSP
Sean Baldry is Cority’s Director of Product Marketing supporting its Environmental, Health and Safety solutions. Sean has worked for nearly 20 years in occupational health & safety with leading global corporations servicing the construction, mining, automotive and manufacturing sectors. During his career, he has worked at operational and executive levels, assisting teams to build effective systems and safety cultures that drive organizational excellence. Before joining Cority, Sean was the Director of Health and Safety with LafargeHolcim’s Eastern Canada division. Sean is a Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP).