Safety Forum events are a one-stop shop for safety decision-makers from mid- to large-sized organizations who are looking for just the right vendors to meet their companies’ safety needs. Why sit through a year’s worth of meetings when you can get everything you need in 2 days? Learn more about this valuable event here!
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The next Safety Forum event will take place June 25 and 26, 2018, in Plano, Texas. For qualified delegate attendees, there is no cost!
The Who, What, How, and Why
Who attends: This event is specifically designed for Safety decision-makers with purchasing power (Manager, Director, or VP), who are from mid- or large-sized company (200+ employees).
What you can expect:
- Meet one-on-one with solution providers specific to your current project needs
- Attend workshops and sessions
- Network with peers from leading companies
- Receive complimentary event registration, hotel accommodations, and meals at a luxury venue
How it works:
- You select the solution providers you’re most interested in meeting
- Your interests shape your agenda of one-on-ones and sessions
- We continue to add workshops up until the event
- We cap our attendance at 50 spots
- We hold the event twice a year and rotate regionally
Why you should attend as a delegate:
- It’s a more efficient way to source solution providers, and to get custom attention specific to your needs
- You’ll make profitable connections to help further your business goals
- You’ll stay up-to-date about the latest trends and technology advances in your industry
Forum Events has 20+ years of experience holding successful events across multiple markets and is dedicated to providing you with a complete VIP experience from start to finish.
Quality Educational Sessions and Workshops
Beyond meeting with vendors, delegate attendees will have the opportunity to attend informative safety workshops. Here are a few of the sessions we have in store for our June event.
Increasing Employee Engagement & Empowerment Utilizing a Recurrent Risk Assessment Approach
Presented by Robert Sheninger, CSP, CSHM – Vice President HSE & Regulatory Compliance, Talos Energy LLC
Most organizations have a variety of tools in place to identify hazards, yet the quality and effectiveness of these tools is often lacking. Inadequate hazard identification often leads to incidents because organizations have not invested the time and effort to develop a robust hazard identification and control process. This session will focus on the synergies created by incorporating existing hazard identification tools (Job Safety Analysis, Behavior-Based Observations, Incident Investigations, Management of Change) into a continual risk assessment methodology that ultimately gets more people involved in the HSE process while promoting use of Stop Work Authority.
The Impact of a High Participation Safety Culture
Presented by Josh LeBrun – President & COO, eCompliance
Increasing worker levels of participation have a direct impact on reducing injury rates. The audience will gain an understanding from a specific research study that directly alludes to this conclusion. The audience will also be walked through the 5 steps to strengthening your safety culture.
Developing an Effective Injury and Illness Prevention Program to Proactively Address Heat-Related Risks
Presented by Todd Waldhauser – Director, Sales, Portacool, LLC
As a basic written workplace safety program, an effective IIPP can improve the safety and health in every workplace. It can be a proactive way to mitigate costs ranging from medical treatment to lost productivity that affect both the employee and the company. Although not required, 34 states in the United States have established laws or regulations designed to require or encourage IIPPs. Fifteen states have mandatory regulations for this documentation. Without a doubt, developing an IIPP can be a beneficial way to protect a company’s employees, reputation and bottom line.
Understanding FR Care & Maintenance, Arc Flash & Flash Fire
Presented by Tom Rachal – Business Development Manager, Bulwark
This session will give the attendees a better understanding of the true effects of what can go wrong in the work place if an employee is not wearing the proper FR apparel during an arc flash or flash fire. The new OSHA regulations are more defined now and it is the employer’s responsibility to make sure that each one of their employees are outfitted in the proper FR apparel.
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For More Information
For more details, please visit our event page to learn more and to register, or contact us for more information:
Cherissa Irvin, Event Manager
(941) 925-7585 x8162
Cherissa.Irvin@forumevents.com
Ryan Vincent, National Account Manager
800-727-5257 x2237
RVincent@blr.com
We hope to see you in Plano this June!