| | | | | | Jennifer Ferdinand-Stong of Gaylor Electric focuses on creating a realistic safety culture. |
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| | Sponsored | | Unlock new business value for your EHS programs at FORUM26. Featuring keynotes by Andrew Winston and Jonathan Foley, this year's program is focused on meeting evolving demands from customers and regulators, growing your people and programs, advancing safety, harnessing new technology, and managing risk. You’ll leave with peer-tested wisdom you can put to use immediately to drive impactful change. |
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| | AI can help safety teams create policies, procedures and training faster, but unreviewed AI-generated content can create serious compliance and due diligence risks. |
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| | Sponsored | | Leading organizations are embedding AI into EHS workflows to identify risks earlier, streamline compliance activities, and support more informed decisions. Benchmark your organization's AI program against industry standards with Benchmark Gensuite's AI Maturity Assessment. |
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| | A look at some news of note for safety professionals. |
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| | Sponsored | | Most safety functions were built for a world that no longer exists. Discover how to move beyond compliance-first thinking with the Eight Arms framework and build an adaptive, resilient safety function that learns, evolves, and performs in real-world conditions. |
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| | Technology can provide real benefits to warehouses, such as improved efficiency and greater productivity. While AI and automation can enhance warehouse operations, AI should never be responsible for safety decisions. |
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| | An employee asphyxiated while inspecting a tanker trailer. |
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