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Known as the “Silent Killer,” H2S is highly flammable and toxic, even at low concentrations. It can easily build up in low-lying areas and confined spaces, and can quickly overcome unprepared workers.

Many organizations have resisted automating their risk management practices. It’s comfortable to maintain the status quo – often a combination of spreadsheets, emails and internal drives – to manage all facets of risk, including contractors. Unfortunately, there are several trade-offs.

Hydrogen sulfide (H2S), often called “the silent killer” is a colorless gas that can only be smelled at low concentrations. When the concentration is high enough, it deadens your sense of smell so you don’t even know it’s there.

Spreadsheets are a business’ greatest exposure because, unfortunately, human error is paramount and pervasive. Understanding the real risks posed by spreadsheets can help businesses take the critical step toward digitization.