Safety Forum
Upcoming Event Dates
Fit a year's worth of meetings in 2 action-packed days. The event registration is no cost to qualified delegate attendees.
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. We're dedicated to providing you with a complete VIP experience from start to finish.
For More Information Please Contact...
Cherissa Irvin – Event Manager
(941) 925-7585 x8162 | email
Madeline Kinney – Event Coordinator
(941) 925-7585 x8169 | email
Ryan Vincent – National Account Manager
800-727-5257 x2237 | email
Safety Forum in Baltimore, Maryland
June 24 & 25, 2019
Event Workshops Include...
Reducing Serious Injuries & Fatalities - Three Approaches & Their Effectiveness
Presented by Don Wilson, Vice President - SafeStart, a division of Electrolab Limited
For at least the last decade, organizations in the forefront of safety performance have noticed a disturbing trend – while overall injury rates have been steadily declining, serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) have either been reduced at a much slower rate or, in many cases, have actually stopped improving altogether. Some companies are even beginning to question if their “Zero Harm” initiatives and focus on the TRIR number are actually making this situation worse by diluting the focus of improvement strategies away from what really matters. This session will look at three different approaches for improving what is arguably an organization’s most important safety performance metric.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the session, each participant will be able to:
1. Identify the strengths and limitations of reducing SIFs in the three major influence areas for safety: Personal, Social and Structural.
2. Gain insight into the tools required to operate successfully in the personal area and learn why normal workplace safety tools aren't effective for portable 24/7 use.
3. Re-wire automatic (subconscious) brain processes to help protect from SIFs 24/7 through: Real Experiences (the school of “Hard Knocks”), Vicarious Experiences (learning from the “War Stories” of others) and Imagined Experiences (thinking about possible severe negative outcomes after a minor injury or close call when SIF potential exists).
Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel
Baltimore, Maryland
June 24 & 25, 2019
Areas Covered
- Accidents
- Aerial Lifts
- Agriculture
- Air Purification Products/Services
- Asbestos
- Chemical Hazards
- Combustible Dust
- Commercial Motor Vehicles
- Confined Spaces
- Construction Products
- Construction Products
- Construction-Project Management
- Construction-Renovations
- Conveyors
- Cranes and Derricks
- Dept. of Transportation
- Dipping and Coating
- EHS Metrics
- Electric Power Generation
- Electrical Safety
- Emergency Action Plans
- Emergency Preparedness
- Exit Routes
- Eye Protection
- Face Protection
- Fall Protection
- Fire Extinguishers
- Flammable Liquids
- Foot Protection
- Forklifts
- FR Clothing and Protection
- Gas Detection
- Hand and Portable Power Tools
- Hand Protection
- Hazard Communication
- Hazardous Materials
- HazMat Transportation
- Head Protection
- Healthcare Safety
- Heat and Cold
- Injury and Illness Records
- Inspections
- Job Hazard Analysis
- Laboratory Safety
- Ladders
- Lockout/Tagout
- Machine Safety
- Marine Terminals
- Mobile Forms
- Motor Carrier Safety
- Noise
- Painting and Spraying
- Permissible Exposure Limits
- PPE-General
- Process Safety Management
- Recordkeeping
- Respiratory Protection
- Respiratory Protection
- Safety Committees
- Safety Signs
- Safety Training
- Scaffolding
- Security
- Silica
- Software
- Software
- Spill Prevention
- Toxic and Hazardous Substances
- Violence in the Workplace
- Workers' Compensation
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