According to OSHA, a little more than a third of workplaces that were required to file their reports online this year did not file. As a safety professional, your responsibility is to return your employees home safely. But you are also required to submit reports and document activities so you stay in compliance. Managing all of the tasks can be challenging, without tools to support and employee buy-in to engage in your safety program.

In this webinar, safety expert Langdon Dement will discuss the role of employee engagement in managing an effective safety program, and share a new easy-to-use tool that promotes proactive reporting and streamlines the process for submitting files to OSHA and other regulatory bodies.

Speaker

Langdon Dement, MS, CSP, AEP, EHS Advisor, UL EHS Sustainability

Langdon Dement, MS, CSP, AEP, is an EHS Advisor with UL EHS Sustainability where he supports UL’s mission to promote safe living and working environments around the world by advising companies on improving safety and health in the workplace. Langdon has a decade of experience in general industry, healthcare, and construction projects. In his current position, responsibilities have included safety program implementation for a variety of industries, industrial hygiene analysis, ergonomic program development, and trusted advisory services for international clients and regulatory bodies. He has also become a frequent speaker and facilitator at health and safety conferences nationally and internationally.

Langdon received his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Harding University and a Master of Science in Occupational Safety and Health with an emphasis in Industrial Hygiene (ASAC/ABET accredited). Langdon holds a certification of Certified Safety Professional (CSP) and Associate Ergonomics Professional (AEP). He is also an OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer for general industry.

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Companies with the best safety records inherently understand the business benefits of valuing safety, both directly (reduced costs) and indirectly (improved morale and productivity). They get that safety needs to be rooted in the mindsets, attitudes, and behaviors of their workforce and leadership. And they truly believe in the importance of building a deeply ingrained safety culture.

But how do you get there? It’s difficult. It’s daunting. But it’s now possible with Microlearning!

This proven, science-based approach makes training irresistible and ingrains knowledge deep enough to keep safety top of mind—ultimately, changing on-the-job employee behaviors to deliver significant results, like reduced safety incidents.

Join this EHS webinar to learn:

• What Microlearning is all about
• How Microlearning can play a crucial role in shaping your safety culture
• What to look for in a Microlearning solution
• How leading organizations are putting Microlearning at the core of their safety culture efforts and seeing tremendous success

Speaker

Christine Tutssel, Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives

Christine Tutssel is a co-founder of Axonify and Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives. In this role, Christine manages Axonify’s international business, both direct and through reseller partners, and oversees Axonify’s strategic deals in North America. With over 25 years of sales and sales management experience, Christine has helped leading manufacturing, distribution, transportation and logistics organizations engage their employees with a continuous and personalized learning experience that helps drive performance and deliver bottom-line business results.

Prior to Axonify, Christine assisted technology start-ups in building and executing their sales and go-to-market strategies. Previously, she was vice president of sales at Covarity, a software provider specializing in enterprise solutions for the banking industry. Before Covarity, Christine spent seven years at Descartes Systems Group, a leading provider of software and network based solutions for transportation and logistics, where she held a variety of sales and sales management roles.

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