Friday, September 16, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

200 SPAN™ Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
201 SPAN™ Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
204 Incident Investigations - Root Cause Analysis
209 Safety on the Inside: Building a Resilient Workplace

Saturday, September 17, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

200 SPAN™ Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
201 SPAN™ Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
202 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
203 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
205 Job Safety Analysis
208 Measuring Safety Performance: How Do You Know if Your Safety Management System is Working?
212 Making Safety Happen: How to Create a High Performing Safety Culture
215 Spice it Up!: Turn Your Training from Bland to Grand

Sunday, September 18, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

200 SPAN™ Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
201 SPAN™ Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
202 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
203 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
207 Conducting Workplace Safety Inspections
211 Managing Workplace Drug Use Can Be Daunting- Here Is Your Answer
213 What Brain Science Teaches Us About Safe Behavior
216 Human and Organizational Performance Fundamentals: Starting Your HOP Journey
220 Influential Safety Leadership

Monday, September 19, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

1 Coaching: The Secret Power of Safety Leaders
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
10 Developing a Safe Driving Culture
11 Believe In Safety
12 "Knock. Knock. Who’s There? Inspector.” A Guide to Permanent Inspection Readiness
13 Computer Vision AI for Forklift Safety at Owens Corning: A Case Study
14 Five Pillars of a Comprehensive Ergonomics Program
15 Improper Wear, Comfort and the Evolution of AR/FR Clothing
16 Multi-Employer Worksites and the Controlling Employer
18 OSHA's Most Interesting Cases
19 Seven Steps to Safety Sustainability
2 Repeat After Me: I Will Do (At Least) These 5 Things to Improve Safety
20 Ensure Your Safety: Help People Work Safe When No One’s Watching
3 Accelerating Technology to Solve for Top Safety Risks
4 Innovating for Safety: How Technology Can Create Safer Workplaces
5 Fundamentals of Ergonomics: Building a Musculoskeletal Disorder (MSD) Solutions Program
6 Risk Management: Faster, Funnier ... It Doesn’t Have to Hurt
7 Bring it on Home
8 How to Build and Protect a Thriving Workforce During the “Great Resignation”
9 They Won't Forget How You Make Them Feel

Monday, September 19, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

17 Brains, Decision Science and Supercharged Safety Engagement: Human Performance That Works for Workers
21 Exam Secrets: Tips for Professional Certification Exams
22 Improved Ladder Safety by Design
23 Dust Hazards Analysis: Avoid the Pitfalls and Traps
24 Workplace Violence: What Really Happens?
25 COVID-19 Workplace Best Practices, Vaccination Policies and Future Crisis Resilience
26 Psychological Safety: Conceptual Connections and Survey Methods
27 Leading People to Use Their Brain as Personal Protective Equipment
28 Safety from the C-Suite: Leading People Safely in Today’s Business Environment
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
29 Impaired Driving Data and Strategies for Improvement
30 Do You Really Have a Safe Environment? Living the 5 Skills of Tolerance
31 Safety’s Flux Capacitor: Shaping the Future of Your Organization
32 No One Likes a Safety Cop
33 Competent, Qualified and Authorized Person - From A to Z
34 Confined Space Rescue and Training Using COVID-19 Protocols
35 Significant Changes to NFPA 70E-2021
36 Beyond Compliance: Evidence-Based Strategies for Leading a Decentralized Safety Culture

Monday, September 19, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

37 The Day We Will Remember
38 Going from Good to Great: Transforming Safety Performance With Technology
39 Lead Like Lasso: Developing Your Next-Generation Leadership Star
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
40 Leverage Wearable Technology to Drive Actionable Injury Reduction
41 Do You Have Your Lone Workers’ Backs?
42 Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention: Leading Indicators, Cumulative Risk and Safety Networks
43 Comprehensive Solutions to Address Opioids and Other Substance Misuse
44 Selling Safety: Lessons From a Former Frontline Supervisor
45 Research-Proven Strategies to Reduce Crashes and Improve Fleet Safety
46 Heat Stress Prevention Planning: Learn How to Champion a Plan for Your Crew!
47 Informal Influence: Leading Up and Across in Safety
48 OSHA Current Activities Update
49 Why Don’t They Follow the Rules?
50 Workplace Wellness Program: A Successful Experience in Progreso, Guatemala

Tuesday, September 20, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

300 Meet Doug Parker, Assistant Secretary at OSHA

Tuesday, September 20, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

301 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Panel Discussion
Room: Ballroom 20A-D

Tuesday, September 20, 11:45 AM - 12:15 PM

124 OSHA's Top Ten Violations

Tuesday, September 20, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

125 Public Policy
51 Injury Prevention Programs: How to Increase Employee Engagement and Decrease Injuries and Costs
52 Targeted Communications – How to Bring Positive Changes Within Your Organization’s Safety Culture
53 The Future of Workforce Development and Practical Assessments using Virtual Reality and Simulation
54 Is Your Safety Management System Out of the Loop?
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
55 Marijuana and the Workplace: Balancing the Laws, Safety and the Bottom Line
56 Professional Ethics for the Safety Leader
57 Using Data to Address Significant Injuries & Fatalities (SIF)
58 Making Innovation Accessible: Identifying and Adopting Priority Technologies for Fatality Prevention
59 Top 7 Fall Protection Equipment Misuses ... and What to Do About Them
60 Using Process Safety Management Tools for Non-PSM Processes
61 Addressing Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Workplace: An NSC Initiative
62 The Ripple Effect: How Workplace Incidents Affect Those We Love Most
63 Military Leadership... What Can Be Used In the Civilian World?
64 NTSB Highway Investigations of Commercial Motor Vehicle Crashes
65 Diversity by Way of Safety
66 The General Duty Clause: OSHA’s Burden of Proof and the Limits of Enforcement
67 Using Total Worker Health Principles to Address Mental Health and Substance Use
68 Winning the Fight Against Fatigue – One Company’s Journey
69 Amplifying Psychosocial Health and Safety
70 Link EHS to ESG and Influence Your Business Strategy

Tuesday, September 20, 3:15 PM - 4:15 PM

71 Lessons Learned in Safety (Some Will Surprise You)
72 So, You’re in Charge of Safety. Now What?
73 Connected Technologies: Moving Safety Up the Hierarchy of Controls
74 OSHA’s Enforcement Efforts to Prevent Heat-Related Illness
76 Atmospheric Hazards Within Confined Spaces: What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You
77 The Importance of Hazard Identification and Effectively Communicating What We See
78 A Data-Driven Methodology for Contractor Safety Management
79 The Art of Storytelling: Impacting Your Audience
80 Total Worker Health: Coordinating EHS and HR for World-Class Programs
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
81 Perception and Communication: The Keys to Unlocking Leadership
82 Just A Second Ago ... the Accident That Changed Everything
83 Tackling Speeding: Applications of Technology and Behavioral Science and the Safe System Approach
84 Understanding Your Environmental Responsibilities
85 Prevent Incidents Before They Happen: Prevention through Design
86 Safety as a Result: Tools for Frontline Leaders
87 Would You Watch Out For My Safety?.

Tuesday, September 20, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

88 Telemedicine in Workers’ Comp: What Works, What Doesn’t and What the Future Brings
89 United Approach to Sustainability
90 Melting the Glacier: Overcoming Organizational Stasis
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
91 To Be or Not to Be a Safety Leader
92 Integrating Hazard Evaluation Techniques into Job Hazard Analyses
93 How Smart Workers Use Situational Awareness to Improve Safety
94 COVID-19 Impact and Innovation: Substance Use and Mental Health in the Workplace
95 Unreasonable Expectations: Building, Developing and Managing an Effective Safety Team
96 Understanding the Importance and Elements of the FMCSA Compliance, Safety, Accountability Score
97 Not all Athletes Wear Jerseys.
99 The Third Eye of Safety: Leveraging Insurance Risk Control

Wednesday, September 21, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

202 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
203 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)

Wednesday, September 21, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

100 Mastering the Four Core Components of Safety Excellence
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
101 Lose the “Big Stick”: Integrating HOP with Behavioral Science
102 How to Communicate with Difficult People – I Mean, Really Difficult People.
103 Fats, Oils and Grease Management: Challenges for Multiple Facilities Nationwide
104 Workplace Violence: Understanding the Risk and Possible Technology Solutions for Fatality Prevention
105 Cannabis Legalization: Implications for Safety
106 Hang Up and Drive
107 It’s Your Safety – Don’t Give it Away! (The Kina Hart Story)
108 Address the Stress: Mental Health for You and Your Teams
109 Achieving EHS Excellence: Best Practices from the 2022 Campbell Award Winner
110 Comprende? Overcoming the Language Barrier in Safety.
112 The Silenced Epidemic: The Impact of Workplace Musculoskeletal Disorders on the Opioid Crisis
121 Beyond the Bradley Curve - It's Time to Bury the Continuum

Wednesday, September 21, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

111 Safety Culture: Trends from Leading Organizations
113 Technology-Driven Behavior Change: The New Frontier?
114 Safety is a Tool for Life
115 Reducing Heat-Related Injuries and Illnesses in a Changing Climate
116 7 Things Everyone Can Learn from Near-Death Experiences
117 Serious to Simple Proactive Hazard Identification Methods
118 The Silent Killer in Your Organization is … Your Risk (Not Safety) Culture!
Room: Ballroom 20A-D
119 OSHA Recordkeeping 101: Understand the New Rules
120 Trainings and Technology: Solutions for Workplace Impairment
122 Today’s Safety Professional: Coach or Referee?
123 Culture Change: Winning Hearts and Minds for Safety

Thursday, September 22, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

202 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
203 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
206 Quantitative Risk Assessment Workshop: Prioritizing Safety Concerns through a Leading Indicator of Excellence
210 Multicultural Considerations with our Safety Communication and Training
214 Whistleblower Protections: Understanding Worker Rights and Supervisor Responsibilities
217 When you get to Zero, and nothing to measure, then what?
218 The Recipe For A Culture of Commitment
219 Building Your Bridge: From Compliance to Safety Excellence