Deadline Extended To Speak At Safety Leadership Conference 2024

We know that everything can become a blur between Thanksgiving and New Year's, with year-end reports, forecasts for the coming year, family gatherings, holiday events, religious ceremonies, parties and gatherings, and "use-it-or" policies. . And all that food, especially those cookies.

For this reason, we have extended the deadline for the speaker conference at today's EHS Security Leadership Summit . The episode is scheduled for January 19, 2024 at 11:59 a.m. ET.

We want to hear more about your case studies, lessons learned, best practices, and other ways you've helped improve security in your organization. If you are a seasoned speaker, feel free to come along, but we are looking for something that has never been done before. If you're new to public speaking (or even security), we want you to share your thoughts with us.

We also accept applications from consultants or vendors, but only if the proposal matches a co-applicant who is an active security professional in their organization. We are also open to suggestions for panel discussions with two or more speakers.

Click here to share your thoughts . Submissions will be carefully reviewed by the EHS Today editorial team. We evaluate all applicants based on their individual merit. All applicants will be notified by March 2024 and a list of speakers will be announced shortly at www.SafetyLeadershipConference.com.

The 13th Annual Safety Leadership Conference will be held August 26-28, 2024 in Denver (Aurora), Colorado at the Gaylord Rockies Resort. The theme of this year's conference is "Safety First, Leadership Always: Closing the Gaps."

Each track offers four sessions focused on the five areas of security excellence described below. There will be a total of 20 breakout sessions and each session will last 30 minutes.

Risk management

Insights and best practices for improving organizational safety culture, with a focus on the role of safety leadership at environmental and organizational levels. Possible topics include:

• Build and maintain a safety culture
• The Role of Security Professionals in ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance Supervision)
• work environment
• Build an effective security team
• Reduces the incidence of musculoskeletal disorders
• Employee health and general health

Testing required

Speakers in this track provide insight into what security leaders need to know to ensure their organizations comply with the latest laws and regulations. Possible topics include:

• What to do if OSHA inspects your business?
• Drug testing in the workplace
• Weather changes and what you need to know
• Workers compensation
• Environmental requirements

ROI for security

One of the most interesting features of SLC is the sharing of best practices (and sometimes bad practices) among security professionals, including which practices work and which don't. Possible topics include:

• Transformational Security Leadership: Society, Public Trust and Profit
• Best practices from past winners of EHS Today's America's Safest Companies Awards
• A survivor's story - the impact of a security incident
• Emergency management
• Marine transport and safety case studies
• How to overcome negligence
• Business continuity

Security technology

With a focus on real-world applications for new and proven solutions, as well as strategies to integrate safety technology into the workplace and reduce injuries and illnesses, we strive to realize the safe work of the future. Possible topics include:

• Smart PPE
• Cyber ​​security
• Portable devices and mobile devices
• Security Management System
• Artificial intelligence
• Security information and analysis
• Robotics and Automation

Training and participation

The effectiveness of a safety program depends on employee trust and buy-in. This session focuses on new trends in safety management, focusing not only on physical safety, but also on psychological safety, mental health awareness and other real workplace issues. Possible topics include:

• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Initiative.
• Mental health awareness
• Workplace violence
• Women are safe
• Prevention of suicide
• Talent development and retention.

To be selected in the review process, proposals must:

• Focus on how you can create a culture of safety in the workplace.
• Engage audiences in creative or highly interactive ways.
• It applies to security professionals in a wide variety of industries and in companies of all sizes.
• Give participants actionable steps they can take immediately or have genuine conversations about new tasks that need improvement.

Benefits of Hadiths

As a speaker, you will receive one (1) full conference ticket to attend the 2024 Security Leadership Conference (including full access to all event activities and events). Your name will be published in promotional materials, websites and programs. Be recognized as a leader in your field; And conference discounts for your colleagues.

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