Alex Hearding

Organizational health and risk management go hand in hand. A healthy organization is one that is proactive in identifying and mitigating potential risks that could impact the business.

There are a lot of shared problems operating cannabis businesses, but inventory issues are arguably the most common.

There are a lot of places now to get educated in cannabis and its operations. You may ask yourself, what are the benefits of the NCRMA’s Professional Cannabis Risk Manager certification and why should I get it?

The cannabis industry is still maturing and defining standards. One of the places that the industry was lacking initially was in educating workers in workplace hazards. The industry has many of the same hazards as others, but it does have some that are unique. That was the main reason behind the development on the NCRMA’s Cannabis Occupational Safety & Health courses (or COSH courses as we like to call them).

The Nineth Circuit ruling created a loophole to sell psychoactive substances, like Delta-8, without an age limit, without a possession limit, and without any product safety or contamination standards.

Working in a cannabis cultivation has the risk of pesticide exposure which can lead to serious harm to the employee. So how do we protect ourselves and employees from pesticide exposures? Here are 6 ways to keep everyone safe.