Join more than 14,000 safety, health and environmental professionals from around the world to:
• Keep up-to-date on industry trends — Attend state-of-the-art educational opportunities
• Discover new products and services — Engage with more than 1,000 exhibiting companies
• Network on a global level — Develop key business relationships with industry leaders
TO REGISTER Visit www.congress.nsc.org/pp2
HOT TOPICS
• Training new workers
• Achieving safety excellence through leading indicators
• Fighting fatigue
• Mergers and acquisitions: Blending cultures
successfully
• Measuring the value of safety: From lagging to leading to transformational indicators
• Total Worker Health™ - Integrated approach to safety and overall worker well-being
• Effective management of contractor and temporary worker safety
• Workplace violence – the proactive approach to prevention
• Drones for high hazard operations
• 2 GHS deadlines hit in 2015: Are you ready?
Congress and Expo Schedule Saturday Sept 26: Professional Development Seminars Sunday Sept. 27: Professional Development Seminars Monday Sept 28 Opening Session 8 am Expo 9:30 - 4 Executive Forum 10:30 Technical Sessions/Workshops 1:45 pm – 3:15; 3:30 - 5 Tuesday, Sept. 29 Motivational keynote 8 am Expo 9:30 – 4 OSHA’s Top 10 10 – 10:30 Solutions from ISEA Experts 10:30 – 11;30 Occupational Keynote 12;15 – 2 pm Technical Sessions/Workshops 1:45 – 3:15; 3:30 – 5 National Awards Celebration Reception 5:30 – 8 Wednesday Sept 30 Leadership Keynote 8 am Professional Development Seminars 8 – 4:30 pm Expo 9:30 – 1 Technical Sessions/Workshops 9:15 – 10:45; 1 – 2:30 pm Thursday Oct 1: Professional Development Seminars Friday Oct 2: Professional Development Seminars |
TECHNICAL TOURS
• Inside CNN Protocol Tour
• Georgia Dome
Motivational Keynote
The Human Side of Injury Prevention
• E. Scott Geller, Ph.D., Senior Partner, Safety Performance Solutions
• Charlie Morecraft, President and CEO, Phoenix Safety Management
Occupational Keynote
The Burden of Occupational Illness – Challenges and Solutions
• John Howard, MD, JD, MPH
Director, NIOSH
• David Michaels, Ph.D., MPH
Assistant Secretary of Labor and Health, OSHA
• Moderator: Colin Duncan, CEO, BST
Leadership Keynote
Safe 4 the Right Reasons
•Dale Lesinski, QSSP, DiVal Safety Equipment
ON THE EXPO FLOOR
• New product Showcase
• National Safety Council Networking Lounge
• European Pavilion
• Emerging Trends Pavilion
• National Safety Council Learning Lab Sessions
HIGHLIGHTS
Opening Session
Building Safer Workplaces
• Deborah A. P. Hersman
President and CEO, National Safety Council
Former Chair, National Transportation Safety Board
• Michael Abrashoff
Former Navy Commander and Author
Executive Forum:
Beyond Engagement: Innovations for Sustainable Success
Presented by the Campbell Institute
World class performers in environmental, health, and safety know that engagement - of leaders and employees alike - is critical to sustainable success. Yet engagement is in many ways a starting point. On this foundation, true innovators build cultures of operational discipline; they develop new approaches to caring for the health and wellness of their employees as well as their organizations. Three top leaders from organizations with a history of EHS excellence share their stories and perspectives on how they’ve gone beyond engagement.
Workshop A: Living Safely
Comprehensive EHS Strategies On- and Off-the-Job
In this hands-on workshop, EHS leaders from these world-class organizations will share best practices and creative approaches used to protect their workers and communities both at work and at home. Join a group of your peers in exploring key issues, successes, and lessons learned, then take a deep dive into how to address the challenges you face day in and day out with practical, actionable solutions. Note: additional registration fee
Workshop B: Making Engagement Work
Strategies & Solutions in a Complex World
In this hands-on workshop, EHS leaders from these world-class organizations will share best practices in engaging leaders, employees, contractors, and communities. Join a group of your peers in exploring key issues, successes, and lessons learned, then take a deep dive into how to address the challenges you face day in and day out with practical, actionable solutions. Note: additional registration fee
AMONG THE SPEAKERS
• Rick Ingram, Chair, National STEPS Network
• Robert Pater, Managing Director, SSA/Move SMART
• Eddie Greer, CSP, OHST, STS, Director of Business Development, Board of Certified Safety Professionals
• John Drebinger, Jr., Owner, John Drebinger Presentations
• Corrie Pitzer, CEO, SAFEmap International
• Kristi Richards, Olympian, SafeStart
• Larry Wilson, Vice President and Author, SafeStart
• Chuck Pettinger, Process Change Leader, Predictive Solutions
• Shawn Galloway, President, COO, ProAct Safety
• Hugh Hoagland, Senior Managing Partner, ehazard & ArcWear
• Deborah Roy, MPH, RN, COHN-S, CET, CSP, Corporate Director, Health, Safety and Wellness, L.L. Bean, Inc.
• Krista Geller, Global Manager of People-Based Safety and Human Performance Improvement, Bechtel Global Corporation
• Robert Risk, National Sales Manager, Safety, Staples
• Adele Abrams, CMSP, CEO, Law Office of Adele L. Abrams PC
• Tony O’Dea, CSP, STS, VP, Director, Corporate Safety, Gilbane
• Cary Usrey, Implementation Manager, Predictive Solutions
• Richard Hawk, Director, Richard hawk, inc.
• Bob Veazie, President, People-Powered Leadership
NSC LEARNING LAB SESSIONS
• Risk Assessment and Your Electrical Safety Program
• Giving Safety a Brand Identity
• 61/2 Simple Tools to Prove Value, Gain Cooperation and Save Lives
• Safety Contacts: Caught you Doing Something Right
• Electrical Safety Today: Improving your Program with Better PPE, Qualification and Measurement
• Drones for High-Hazard Operations
• The Mistake that Sometimes Get Us Hurt