From Compliance to Readiness: How Layered Risk Management Reduces Severe Injuries and Fatalities
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Summary
Three years of global safety and risk data (2022–2024) across the Avetta network of 130,000 suppliers show that while individual risk management capabilities improve outcomes, the greatest impact comes when those capabilities are layered together.
In this webinar, Avetta experts break down findings from the Avetta Insights and Impact Report 2026. You’ll see how risk management capabilities such as prequalification, safety audits, worker management, ESG, and business risk monitoring — when integrated into a unified strategy — can dramatically reduce severe injuries and fatalities and help organizations move from basic compliance to true operational readiness.
In this session you’ll learn:
- Evidence-backed insights into which supply chain risk management capabilities improve safety outcomes
- Recommendations for building readiness through layering multiple risk management processes
- How a strategic approach — guided by frameworks like Plan-Do-Check-Act — helps organizations build sustainable, repeatable safety gains
Speakers
Scott DeBow
Director of Health, Safety & Environmental
Avetta
Scott DeBow, CSP, ARM currently serves as the Director of Health, Safety & Environmental for Avetta. With extensive experience in safety management, serious injury/fatality (SIF) intervention strategy and risk-based learning, Scott plays a pivotal role in driving Avetta's mission to create safe, more sustainable supply chains.
Scott has over 25 years of experience managing and advising on risk and occupational safety. In 2023, Scott was elected by his peers to serve as the Director-at-Large for the executive board of the American Society of Safety professionals (ASSP) and is an active member of the ANSI Z-10 Committee for Safety Management Systems.
Nathan Goldstein
Senior Manager
Verdantix
Nathan is a Senior Manager at Verdantix, specializing in EHS software and the convergence of sustainability, EHS and operational risk. He leads research that helps corporate decision-makers navigate evolving environmental regulations, digital innovation and sustainability mandates, empowering them to align EHS performance with broader business and ESG goals. His current research agenda focuses on how technology and compliance strategies are evolving to support sustainability outcomes across operations.
Prior to joining Verdantix, Nathan was a Senior Analyst at Bluefield Research, where he covered the global water industry, with a focus on the energy, industrial and digital markets. He holds an MSc in Water: Science and Governance from King’s College London, a certificate in Sustainability and Innovation from Harvard University and a BSC in Marine Geology from Eckerd College.
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