Rates of serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) have remained steady, and even increased, despite a decline in injury rates overall.

Why have SIFs remained such a persistent and high-profile challenge?  What does research say about the steps you can take to minimize employee risk? How can you adequately prepare for a SIF response, should one occur in your workforce – and how should you pressure test those preparations?

Join us for an in-depth look at one of the most challenging aspects of safety management.

You’ll advance your understanding of:

- The rate of SIFs and factors driving their occurrence
- Using leading indicators and other EHS data to mitigate risk
- Preparing your SIF response checklist
- Areas that are often overlooked

Three EHS veterans share learnings from the field on their paths to more efficient, scalable, and flexible EHS process.  Attendees will learn which actions to take, and pitfalls to avoid when transforming paper-based inspections, checklists, and procedures to digital tools. 

You’ll hear real world examples on topics including:

- Defining your automation journey, including identifying requirements, prioritizing your needs, and overcoming barriers.
- Merging lean daily management with EHS to spend less time on administrative tasks.
- Improving the reliability and quality of inspections, for less downtime and greater productivity.
- Increasing employee participation in safety reporting, through training, communications, and mobile tools.

The start of the year is a great time to put new environmental, health and safety practices in place – but new isn’t always better. Don’t learn the hard way! During this webinar, two EHS veterans will share learnings from the field in four areas of focus, with an emphasis on 2023. Attendees will learn actions to take – and pitfalls to avoid – to deliver measurable gains over their 2022 performance.

You’ll sharpen your skills in:

• Incident blind spots – oversights and training gaps that can elevate the risks of OSHA violations
• Employee engagement – creating the environment and providing tools that enable employees to report hazards and near misses in real time
• Analytics – common stumbling blocks in the path to leading indicators

The expectations are racking up for EHS professionals. Increased scrutiny from shareholders, customers, and suppliers is demanding more transparent and timely communication of environment, health, and safety activities. EHS technology is essential to capturing and reporting that data, but digital transformation also requires strong engagement from executive leadership. 

Join this webinar to advance your knowledge of: 

The heightened importance of accurate, complete, and timely EHS data
Gaining value-proposition support on your EHS strategy from leadership
Integrating EHS Systems and gathering information from your existing untapped sources 

Join this webinar to get:
A review of industry best practices,
A step-by-step guide to adopting a balanced scorecard approach to predict and mitigate risks,
An overview of real-life success stories from the safety transformation journey of leading industrial organizations.

What You Will Learn

Identify and analyze applications for the hierarchy of controls
Explain how to mitigate hazards through engineering, administrative controls and PPE
Develop deeper understanding of principles for developing and implementing a successful occupational
Implement controls using strategies developed through hazard identification and job hazard analysis

Traditionally, organizations have focused on tracking and reporting lagging safety indicators like total recordable incident rate (TRIR) or lost-time incident rate (LTIR) to measure their safety performance. However, as occupational safety and health (OSH) programs continue to mature and technology plays a more fundamental role in the digital transformation of these programs, OSH leaders are increasingly focusing on analyzing leading safety indicators in real-time so they can respond quickly to emerging safety risks and course-correct before it is too late.

Gain a fresh perspective of how digital occupational safety and health solutions for proactive hazard analysis compliment the hierarchy of controls in an industrial context. Build your knowledge of how to assess and analyze risks, and adopt effective control measures to boost your organization’s safety performance.

What you will learn:
Identify and analyze applications for the hierarchy of controls
Mitigate hazards through engineering, administrative controls and PPE
Review principles for developing and implementing a successful occupational safety and health program
Implement controls using strategies developed through hazard identification and job hazard analysis

Several safety standards such as ANSI B11.0 Safety of Machinery - 2020 rely on the foundation of risk assessment to support conformance. But how do you ensure you have an effective risk assessment? Not only does risk assessment have to be a cross-functional activity but it also must be documented throughout the design process and into the operation of equipment.

The webinar will showcase Harley-Davidson’s safety journey using a digital EHS platform to control and eliminate risk, and also focus on the role of technology to support standardizing the cross-functional activities necessary for evaluation and conformance to the standards and allowing employees to have access to the risk assessments from a centralized platform.

Key learning objectives:

Fundamentals of proactive risk assessment and management to drive workplace health and safety
How to leverage digital technologies to predict, identify and mitigate risks
Harley-Davidson’s strategy and actionable approach to proactively eliminate risk

While workplace injury and illness rates across all industries have essentially remained unchanged over the last 3 years, safety-focused employers witness a significant year-over-year decreases in incident rates.

Join Jessica Jannaman, Executive Director of EHS & Quality Advanced Vehicle Assemblies and Tina Duffy, Vice President, Product Management ProcessMAP Corporation to get insights on Digital Transformation of Risk Management Strategies

Industry-leading organizations like Johnson Controls (JCI) have been increasingly adopting digital technologies to ensure workplace safety for their employees across the globe. JCI’s strategy for workplace safety is predicated on a three-step approach:

Join John Perkins, VP of EHS at JCI and Serge Everdepoel, Director of Global Health & Safety and Corporate EHS Center of Excellence at JCI to get an insider's view on the digital transformation journey of the EHS function at Johnson Controls.

As companies navigate through the operational disruptions and safety challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and bring back employees to the workplace in this rapidly evolving health and safety landscape, using digital tools and technology has never been more important or necessary. From proactive employee wellness management and restricted access to facilities to localized audits and inspections, a robust digital environmental, health and safety platform can help safety professionals break down traditional safety barriers and overcome the challenges presented by COVID-19.

Watch this webinar to get an overview of the Science of Behavior, and how the science along with technology together can help organizations build a positive, proactive safety culture that drives desired behavior at all levels. Given that establishing meaningful leading indicators is foundational to culture improvement, this webinar also showcases how ProcessMAP’s EHS cloud and mobile solutions help measure leading indicators and offer advanced actionable analytics that enable organizations to systematically develop a more proactive approach to safety.

Learn how the amalgamation of Digital Technologies and data knowledge is much sought today to address the ever-changing needs of EHS business processes. It's time to demonstrate how you can achieve EHS Transformational outcomes and utilize technology to showcase EHS Excellence.

Join Ashish Mukherjee – Senior Manager EHS & Anchal Jain – Senior Consultant at ProcessMAP Corporation in this Webinar to learn how you can achieve transformational EHS outcomes and learn how digital transformation has presented EHS Leaders with an unparalleled opportunity to utilize emerging digital technologies to improve EHS performance.

Watch this webinar to learn from Perry Hawkins, Corporate Director of EHS and Risk Management at CIRCOR International Inc., and Tina Duffy, VP of Product Management at ProcessMAP Corporation on how you can achieve transformational EHS outcomes. Get a first-hand account from an EHS leader on how CIRCOR International achieved a safety-driven culture by enabling employees with intuitive and easy-to-use solutions to make “safety-first” operational and business decisions.

Watch this webinar to learn from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) - one of the largest automotive manufacturers in the world - and Tarkett, a global leader in producing floor and wall coverings, along with ProcessMAP, the most trusted EHS cloud solution provider, to learn how adopting the principles of WCM drives EHS excellence and the actionable steps that you can undertake today to move along the EHS-WCM Maturity Model.

Watch this webinar, as Katherine Smith, Program Manager, NSC Campbell Institute; Justin Dugas, Director, Health and Safety, USG Corporation; Steve Bolton, Research Director, Verdantix; and Harold Gubnitsky, President and Chief Strategy Officer, ProcessMAP, discuss how data management and systems play a key role in driving a health & safety focused business culture. The key takeaways from this webinar will include a better understanding of the Robert W. Campbell Award process, seeing real-life examples of systems used by a winning company, and hearing how next-generation solutions such as ProcessMAP’s EHS platform can help you achieve operational excellence.

ProcessMAP, the industry pioneer in offering a highly scalable and robust cloud-based EHS data intelligence platform, partners with the University of South Florida to help companies across various industries to achieve unmatched excellence in the areas of health & safety, quality & compliance, and risk mitigation. Watch this interactive webinar to learn how you can leverage this partnership of OSHA, ProcessMAP, and USF to build a safety-driven culture in your company.

Using the “5S Methodology” as a framework, the panelists of this webinar discusses how to organize your company’s safety data to move along the “Safety Maturity Curve”. The panel discussion showcases how to undertake a comprehensive review of workplace activities that act as “Leading Indicators” and help drive injury prevention and to develop a stronger safety culture.

Regulatory requirements to manage high hazard operations may be challenging, but achieving compliance and ensuring employee safety can be easy! ProcessMAP, in collaboration with our partners STP and STC, hosted a “Best Practices” webinar that showcases the value of automation that robust EHS platforms bring to help companies easily manage their high hazard operations risk.

Smart data can be used to predict incidents and has a positive impact on the company overall. This webinar will help you to learn about the impact of utilizing the connected technologies and how to improve the safety using smart predictive data.

The safety activity scorecard is a tool to monitor the progress of activity completion by calculating a completion percentage of the safety leading activities and comparing it to a goal. Learn how you can use leading safety activity scorecards to increase performance visibility and establish consistency company-wide, empowering you to evaluate and improve safety in your organization.

Are you relying solely on injury rates to measure and improve safety performance? Lagging indicators, such as injury rates, can be deceiving and provide limited visibility into looming risks and potential future incidents. Learn how your peers are using leading safety activities, safety scorecards, and proactive safety management to drive and monitor safety improvement.

Learn winning strategies, from Brake Parts, the premier global manufacturer and supplier of brake system components. Using EHS software and triage services, the company promotes a preventative safety culture, leading to a significant decrease in recordable incidents and workers’ compensation cost savings.

Learn best practices and discover new approaches from world class organizations such as USG, a 15-time recipient of National Mining Association “Sentinels of Safety Award” and an OSHA Voluntary Protection Program “Star” designee.

You will learn how to:

Improve EHS metrics and reduce workers’ compensation costs with advanced analytics
Drive compliance and reduce the time it takes to complete audits by up to 50%
Advance your organization along the health and safety continuum – from data capture and reporting to predictive and preventative management.