Download the industry brief for a data-driven look at the challenges, priorities, and technologies shaping EHS in manufacturing.

Manufacturing environments are changing rapidly. Advanced automation, AI, connected equipment, evolving regulations, complex operational risks, and growing volumes of data are creating new opportunities for manufacturers. They are also placing greater demands on the EHS professionals responsible for protecting people and supporting safe, reliable operations. Drawing on manufacturing-specific findings from the 2026 EHS 360 Benchmark Report, this Industry Intelligence Brief provides a focused look at how EHS professionals are responding to these changes.

Download the brief to explore:

• The outlook of EHS professionals working in manufacturing
• The biggest EHS management challenges facing the industry
• How regulatory complexity, resource constraints, and data burdens are affecting teams
• The growing role of EHS in operational resilience and business performance
• How manufacturers are approaching AI adoption and investment
• Where EHS professionals see AI supporting productivity and decision-making
• How connected people, processes, and data can support stronger safety and operational performance

The findings show a manufacturing EHS workforce that remains highly committed and optimistic, even as expectations continue to grow. In fact, 91% expect to remain in EHS and 86% feel prepared for their current responsibilities. Understanding these industry-specific trends can help manufacturing EHS leaders benchmark their own priorities and make more informed decisions about where to focus next.