Sessions

This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP ASP exam, which leads to the ASP certification. The ASP (often called CSP Safety Fundamentals exam) is the first test required in the two-test process of becoming a Certified Safety Professional. This exam prep reviews problems ...

This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP CSP certification exam. This exam prep reviews problems addressing the complete examination blueprint in a Q&A format complete with fully developed explanations, targeting the principles and theories required to pass ...

Hazard identification, assessment and control are foundational to many best practices – from OSHA to safety management systems. Assessing risks to worker safety and health are paramount to the prevention of injuries and illnesses. This practice is also foundational to serious injury and ...

This isn’t your Dad’s AI, it is changing daily and safety pros have to keep up! In this full-day, immersive program, we’ll take you on a journey from understanding the fundamentals of AI to designing and deploying AI agents that amplify—not replace—human judgment. You’ll learn what AI really ...

This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP ASP exam, which leads to the ASP certification. The ASP (often called CSP Safety Fundamentals exam) is the first test required in the two-test process of becoming a Certified Safety Professional. This exam prep reviews problems ...

This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP CSP certification exam. This exam prep reviews problems addressing the complete examination blueprint in a Q&A format complete with fully developed explanations, targeting the principles and theories required to pass ...

Strong safety management systems focused on hazard identification and elimination are foundational to preventing injuries, but many organizations find it’s not enough to achieve world-class safety. To push safety further, a holistic approach is required. This includes a review of ...

Designed for safety leaders, this two-day course addresses safety management systems, the roles and responsibilities of safety professionals, leading safety management processes, safety performance measures and more. It’s ideal for the people who coordinate, supervise or manage your ...

Learn how to use professional codes of ethics to identify, analyze, navigate and resolve EHS-related ethical dilemmas. Ethics, standards of conduct and moral values must be applied in real situations with competing demands from stakeholders (workers, leaders, regulators, contractors ...

A misdirected incident investigation doesn’t correct safety problems – it merely allows them to hide. This increases the likelihood of repetitive incidents, human hardship and financial loss. In this newly updated seminar, we’ll explore a systematic approach to incident investigation ...

Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) has transformed safety language, but many organizations struggle to embed its principles where risk decisions actually occur—at the frontline. This seminar is designed for safety professionals and operational leaders who want to move beyond ...

Although new ideas and innovative thinking strengthen our ability to protect people, long-term success still depends on our commitment to mastering – and continually refining – the fundamentals. This workshop is designed to equip you and your organization with the practices that create ...

This intensive four-day course covers 14 topics that provide a solid understanding of fundamentals of workplace safety and health. The course focuses on best practices for implementing and managing a safety program. POSH is a great introduction for anyone new to safety responsibilities ...

This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP ASP exam, which leads to the ASP certification. The ASP (often called CSP Safety Fundamentals exam) is the first test required in the two-test process of becoming a Certified Safety Professional. This exam prep reviews problems ...

This workshop is designed and presented to address the growing global priority placed on psychological health and safety, as well as workplace mental health. We’ll clarify the identification and assessment of psychosocial hazards and risks. Then we’ll discuss the international ...

This three-day immersive workshop will prepare you for the BCSP CSP certification exam. This exam prep reviews problems addressing the complete examination blueprint in a Q&A format complete with fully developed explanations, targeting the principles and theories required to pass ...

Designed for safety leaders, this two-day course addresses safety management systems, the roles and responsibilities of safety professionals, leading safety management processes, safety performance measures and more. It’s ideal for the people who coordinate, supervise or manage your ...

Now more than ever, organizations must protect their people, prevent avoidable losses and build resilience when incidents occur. Safety excellence isn’t about avoiding every mistake – it’s about creating a culture that responds, learns and grows stronger under pressure. This workshop ...

The National Safety Council is the leader in workplace First Aid and CPR Training. The new 9 th edition course has just been released and includes the new IL-COR guidelines, information that exceeds OSHA recommendations, examples that are workplace focused and has a fresh look and experience ...

This intensive four-day course covers 14 topics that provide a solid understanding of fundamentals of workplace safety and health. The course focuses on best practices for implementing and managing a safety program. POSH is a great introduction for anyone new to safety responsibilities ...

You can’t know how safe your organization is until you can measure safety performance in valid, reliable and practical ways. This seminar will give you the skills necessary to comprehensively measure continuous improvement of your organization’s safety programs and management system. ...

Preventing serious incidents and fatalities requires more than improving compliance or reducing minor injuries – it requires transforming how organizations identify, classify, prioritize and control the risks capable of causing the most serious harm. This seminar delivers an ...

History has shown repeatedly that most incidents, both serious and catastrophic, are preceded by warnings or near-miss incidents. Recognizing, reporting and acting on near-miss incidents can significantly improve worker safety and enhance safety culture. However, despite the ...

Despite our best efforts, incidents can happen in high-consequence environments – but how leaders respond determines whether trust erodes or resilience grows. This session examines the leadership, cultural and operational actions required after an incident to build a safer, stronger ...

Artificial intelligent (AI) tools and associated technologies continue to be developed and deployed at a rapid pace in our workplaces. This includes tools which can be used to improve safety in as well as tools which may directly or indirectly increase the risk of adverse or unexpected ...

Believe In Safety is a powerful, story-driven session exploring how routine, pressure and rising risk tolerance influence everyday decisions on the job. Brandon Schroeder will walk you through the moments before and after the workplace accident that nearly cost him his life. He’ll reveal ...

As workplaces grow more complex and the workforce more diverse, traditional classroom training often struggles to prepare employees for real-world safety challenges. Experiential technologies such as virtual reality and gamification are transforming safety training by allowing ...

Contrary to popular belief, the telecom industry has significant arc flash hazards and should be training workers and providing arc-rated clothing. This session will highlight Cox’s recent process, hazard analysis conclusions and creation of an arc flash PPE program. You’ll learn about ...

Even experienced workers can overlook hazards – not from lack of care, but because of gaps in technical knowledge, unclear hazard identification processes and habituation (when familiar risks fade from view). In this session, we’ll discuss why hazards are missed – and the practical skills ...

Ladders are used every day across industries—yet ladder incidents remain a persistent, preventable source of injuries, lost time, and citations. In this session, American Ladder Institute (ALI) President Mike VanBree walks safety leaders through a practical, repeatable approach to ...

As an outcome of the MSD Pilot Solutions grants, grantees have examined various technologies to eliminate or reduce risk from hazardous jobs. These grants invited the solution provider winners of the 2024 Safety Innovative Challenge to collaborate with an industry partner, a current MSD ...

Blame suffocates safety culture. But it’s not always easy to see why. For many people – leaders and workers alike – blame is tangled up with accountability, which is a necessary component of how businesses learn and grow. If you can’t point a finger, how do you even fully recognize a mistake, ...

Ready to earn your certification without the stress? Backed by brain science and real-world experience, Dr. Snyder will reveal smarter study methods, memory hacks and anxiety-busting techniques that actually work. Learn which certifications will advance your safety career, how to ...

Improving conditions in a manufacturing facility is a never-ending endeavor – as it should be! Continuous improvement through small, incremental reductions of risk is the key. This session will introduce you to the CIRCLE Method. Learn how you can ensure continuous improvement by a ...

Incidents create operational emergencies and legal ones. The actions taken in the first hours after a crash, injury or high-visibility event often drive liability, discovery issues and nuclear verdict exposure more than the incident itself. Missteps in communication, documentation, ...

Many EHS programs underperform not because of missing standards or data, but because unspoken fear shapes how risk is reported and escalated. Fear of blame, reputational damage or career impact suppresses early warning signals – leaving organizations reactive and increasing the severity ...

Despite efforts from industry safety initiatives and contributions, the inclination toward risk-taking among frontline workers remains significant. It’s essential for organizations to comprehend the factors influencing this propensity to develop precise interventions and bolster ...

Learn how one manufacturer enhanced workplace safety by applying Human and Organizational Performance principles to integrate AI cameras and dynamic speed control systems on powered industrial trucks. The AI cameras continuously monitor surroundings to detect pedestrians in real ...

Working in EHS requires demands sound judgment, integrity and a strong ethical foundation. But unlike other professions, EHS lacks licensing and codes of conduct, placing greater responsibility on individuals to navigate ethical challenges and “gray areas.” In this session, we’ll ...

Join us for a dive into the hidden hazards that can lurk in your workplace culture. We’ll use four key “clues” to explore how organizational culture can silently undermine safety efforts, and how leaders at all levels can shift from a reactive to a proactive approach. We’ll explore “No One Will ...

Many safety programs fail to reduce serious injuries and fatalities among immigrant workers due to cultural, communication and leadership gaps rather than missing rules. In this session, we’ll discuss why traditional approaches fall short and how leadership-driven strategies can ...

Safety professionals are increasingly expected to manage aggressive behavior, workplace violence and potential active threat situations – often with limited training. Poor threat recognition, delayed response and ineffective communication place employees and organizations at ...

This case study will focus on the positive impact of deploying sports medicine proactively in several Microsoft data center development projects beginning in 2022. We’ll share the roadmap-style framework established for these projects: how we altered our approach and recommendations ...

Safety pros are often asked to investigate complex events using simple, linear tools such as “5 Whys.” This session, designed for anyone new to structured analysis, will show you how to think and work in a multi-dimensional “cause and effect” framework that better reflects how incidents ...

Lone workers make up 15-20% of the workforce, and they face an inordinate amount of risk. And statistics show lone workers aren’t always reporting incidents or close calls. It’s not easy working alone, and trying to keep your people safe when they’re offsite is just as hard. The key is learning ...

Heat stress is an ongoing concern that continues to affect worker health and safety across industries. Both indoor and outdoor environments present unique challenges that organizations must address to ensure comprehensive protection. This session will focus on leadership strategies ...

Public-sector organizations face unique workplace safety challenges: tight budgets, diverse work environments and evolving regulatory requirements. Risk managers are increasingly seeking practical strategies to identify hazards, prioritize risks and implement effective ...

What should EHS professionals do when conflicts arise between management directives and ethical decision-making? Should you place your professional certifications at risk to preserve your jobs? What happens when ethical and practical lines blur? Using practical examples from legal ...