Friday, September 13, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

201 Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
Room: 204 A
202 Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
Room: 204 B
203 Effective Safety Management Practices II (2 Days)
Room: 204 C
204 Incident Investigations
Room: 208 A

Saturday, September 14, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

201 Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
Room: 204 A
202 Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
Room: 204 B
203 Effective Safety Management Practices II (2 Days)
Room: 204 C
205 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
Room: 208 B
206 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
Room: 208 C
207 NSC Safety Leadership Program (2 days)
Room: 208 A
208 Conducting Workplace Safety Inspections
Room: 209 A
209 Measuring Safety Performance: A Comprehensive Approach
Room: 209 B
210 Human and Organizational Performance Fundamentals: Start Your HOP Journey
Room: 203 ABC
211 Coaching: A Safety Leader Superpower
Room: 202 ABC
227 5 Steps for a Systems Approach to Risk Reduction and Continuous Improvement
Room: 209 C

Sunday, September 15, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

201 Associate Safety Professional (ASP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
Room: 204 A
202 Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Examination Preparation Workshop (3 days)
Room: 204 B
205 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
Room: 208 B
206 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
Room: 208 C
207 NSC Safety Leadership Program (2 days) (NEW)
Room: 208 A
212 Executive & Employee Engagement for SIF Prevention (NEW)
Room: 203 ABC
213 Risk Assessment Workshop
Room: 204 C
214 NSC First Aid, CPR and AED Standard Course
Room: 209 A
215 Safety Trainers Bootcamp
Room: 209 B
216 What Neuroscience Teaches Us About Safe Behavior and How We Can Use It to Improve Safety Outcomes
Room: 308 AB
217 Bold OHS Leadership and Emotional Intelligence (NEW)
Room: 307 CD
218 Safety Culture: 6 Steps to Create It, 4 Steps to Destroy It (NEW)
Room: 202 ABC
226 Fundamentals of Ergonomics
Room: 209 C

Monday, September 16, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

300 Opening Session: No Barriers Life
Room: Valencia Ballroom

Monday, September 16, 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM

125 Ergonomics Assessments: Truths and Myths
Room: Learning Lab

Monday, September 16, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

301 The Campbell Institute Forum: Driving Change: SIF Model in Action
Room: Valencia Ballroom

Monday, September 16, 11:00 AM - 11:20 AM

132 Z490 Standard Overview
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Monday, September 16, 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM

1 Injury Facts: Data You Can Count On
Room: Learning Lab

Monday, September 16, 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

415 Transportation Safety Division Annual Meeting Networking Luncheon
Room: 206 ABC

Monday, September 16, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

10 Dream Big: How to Grow, Embed and Sustain the Culture You Want
Room: 209 B
11 How Organizational Structure Can Create a Culture That Values Safety
Room: 202 ABC
12 The Best Safety Message Ever Told
Room: 308 AB
126 The Truth about Psychosocial Hazards
Room: 209 C
13 Training is NOT the Answer (Your Employees Are More Competent Than You Think)
Room: 310 AB
14 Driven by Loss, Fueled by Hope: A Personal Journey to End Distracted Driving
Room: 209 A
15 Vehicle Tracking Panel Discussion: Asset vs. Human Focus
Room: 208 A
16 Changing the Face of Employee Mental Health: The Proven Impact of Early Intervention Peer Coaching
Room: 305 AB
17 Queer Eyes from the Safety Guys 101
Room: 308 CD
18 Complacency in the Workplace
Room: 306 AB
19 New-Hire Safety Orientation: 10 Practical Ways to Make it Effective, Impactful and (Yes) Fun
Room: 204 A
2 Building an “Information Action Strategy” for EHS Data
Room: 309 AB
20 No One Likes a Safety Cop
Room: 307 CD
4 New Perspectives on the Hierarchy of Controls and the Bowtie Model
Room: Learning Lab
6 PPE - Always Use It and Never Need It
Room: 204 B
7 Promoting Hazard Awareness to Prevent Incidents: Arkema’s Risk Reduction and Elimination Initiative
Room: 204 C
8 Navigating the Sustainability Evolution: What’s Next?
Room: 203 ABC
9 "Plugging The Holes" For a Holistic Approach to Safety
Room: 307 AB
93 The CIRCLE method for Continuous Improvement
Room: 208 B

Monday, September 16, 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM

128 Recognizing an Opioid Overdose in the Workplace
Room: Learning Lab

Monday, September 16, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

129 Stop Talking About the Why
Room: 203 ABC
21 Advancing Safety Data Analysis for Incident Prediction and Prevention
Room: 305 AB
22 AI in training: Resident Evil or Fairy Godmother?
Room: 307 AB
23 Use of Safety and Health Metrics in Determining Program Effectiveness
Room: 306 AB
24 Why Do Hispanic Workers Have the Highest Fatal Injury Rate?
Room: 209 A
25 Integrating Process Safety Principles for Enhanced Occupational Safety: A Holistic Approach
Room: 310 AB
26 Serious to Simple Hazard Identification Methods
Room: 209 B
27 4 Reasons Why Frontline Leaders Struggle to Deliver Safety Results
Room: 208 B
28 Combatting Company Complacency Toward Safety
Room: 204 B
29 Empower, Lead, Succeed: Navigating the Path to Leadership for Women in Safety
Room: 204 C
30 Friends Help Friends: The Value of Interpersonal Relationships and Connectedness
Room: 308 CD
31 Driver Retention and Fleet Safety Culture: Making the Connection
Room: 202 ABC
32 Believe In Safety (A Survivor's Story)
Room: 208 A
33 How HOP and BBS can co-exist
Room: 307 CD
35 All for One – The Meerkat Way
Room: 204 A
36 Caught Doing Something Right (Revisited)
Room: 309 AB
37 Safety Made to Stick
Room: 209 C
38 The Art of Storytelling—Impacting Your Audience
Room: 308 AB
40 Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention: Using High Energy Assessments and Control
Room: 208 C

Monday, September 16, 3:00 PM - 3:20 PM

133 Eight Elements To Build Your Safety Culture
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Monday, September 16, 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

409 Construction & Utilities Division Annual Meeting & Networking Reception
Room: 206 ABC

Monday, September 16, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

39 Unleashing the Power of Stories to Transform Safety Culture
Room: 308 AB
41 AI Supported Analysis of Voice and Facial Features to Assess for Worker Fatigue
Room: 204 C
42 A Holistic Approach to MSD Prevention: Considering the Impacts of DEI, Non-Physical Factors and Worker Wellbeing Solutions
Room: 306 AB
43 Bridging Perspectives on Serious Injury Classification in High-Risk Industries
Room: 202 ABC
44 Randy’s Story: How An Accident Impacts More Than Just You!
Room: 208 A
45 NFPA 70B: Exploring the Crucial Connection Between Safety, Maintenance and Reliability
Room: 203 ABC
46 Safety Systems at Athens Services
Room: 208 B
47 Behavioral Science and In-Vehicle Safety Technology: A Winning Combination
Room: 308 CD
48 OSHA Current Activities Update
Room: 307 CD
49 Recovery 103
Room: 305 AB
50 The Cost of Workplace Violence and How to Mitigate It
Room: 204 B
51 Navigating Success: Tips for Driving Frontline Engagement in Safety
Room: 204 A

Tuesday, September 17, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

304 A Tale of Two Safeties: BBS and HOP
Room: Valencia Ballroom
408 Business & Industry Division Annual Meeting and Networking Breakfast
Room: 206 ABC

Tuesday, September 17, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

306 What Can We Agree On? Psychologically Safe Workplaces
Room: Valencia Ballroom

Tuesday, September 17, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

404 Young Professionals Division Meeting/Rising Stars Breakfast*
Room: 206 ABC

Tuesday, September 17, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM

302 Implementing Change: SIF Development and Implementation
Room: 304 AB
303 Promote Safety Excellence: Applying SIF Principles to MSD Prevention
Room: 304 CD

Tuesday, September 17, 10:10 AM - 10:30 AM

134 Top 5 Insights I Learned About Safety Culture
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Tuesday, September 17, 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM

127 Benefits of Connected Gas Detection: Visibility, Compliance, and Accountability
Room: Learning Lab

Tuesday, September 17, 11:00 AM - 11:20 AM

135 Overcoming the Aches and Pains
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Tuesday, September 17, 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM

52 OSHA's Top Ten Safety Violations
Room: Learning Lab

Tuesday, September 17, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

130 Address the Stress 2.0: Mental Health for You and Your Teams
Room: Learning Lab
53 Is Your Safety Culture Survey Lying to You?
Room: 307 AB
54 Maximizing Safety: A Deep Dive into Training Effectiveness Strategies
Room: 203 ABC
55 Shifting the Conversation on Women's PPE from "Why?" to "How": An Action Plan for the Safety Industry
Room: 202 ABC
56 The Next Frontier for EHS Software: Utilizing Human and Organization Performance to Prevent Serious Injuries and Fatalities
Room: 308 CD
57 How to Distinguish a New Knee Injury From a Preexisting Condition
Room: 204 A
58 Technology and People - It’s an “AND” Conversation
Room: 208 C
59 The Elephant in the Arc Flash Room - The Most Dangerous Misconceptions
Room: 310 AB
60 The Impact of AI and Biometrics Data as a Proactive Tool in Reducing SIFs
Room: 309 AB
62 Using Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) to Enhance Workplace Safety: Case Study Examples of Success and Learning
Room: 209 C
63 What Makes A Great Leader Great? Green Beans & Ice Cream!
Room: 308 AB
64 A Real World Approach to SIF Reduction
Room: 306 AB
65 How a “New” View of Safety Improves “Old” Safety Programs
Room: 204 B
66 Optimizing Organizational Climate: A Leadership Perspective
Room: 208 A
67 Perception and Communication: The Keys to Unlocking Leadership
Room: 208 B
68 Distracted and Impaired Driving: A Personal Perspective
Room: 204 C
69 Turn Insight into Action: Using AI Dash Cams to Improve EHS Performance
Room: 209 B
70 Adding Perspective to Safety Through Curiosity
Room: 209 A
71 Empowering Safety Culture: The Close Call/Good Catch Process
Room: 307 CD

Tuesday, September 17, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

406 Women's Division Luncheon and Annual Meeting
Room: 206 ABC

Tuesday, September 17, 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM

307 Safety As A Core Value
Room: Valencia Ballroom

Tuesday, September 17, 2:10 PM - 2:30 PM

136 Three Reasons Smart Technology Builds Stronger Safety Programs and Saves More Lives
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Tuesday, September 17, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

72 “Knock, Knock. Who’s there? Inspector.” A Guide to Permanent Inspection Readiness
Room: 307 AB
73 Exam Secrets: 10 Test-Taking Tips
Room: 204 B
74 The Life of a Solo-Safety Professional: Tools, Tips and Tricks for Success
Room: 208 B
75 Electrical Safety for the Safety Professional
Room: 209 A
76 Lopsided SMS: 6 Ways to Balance Metrics and Improve Outcomes
Room: 209 C
77 Navigating Toward an Injury-Free Day: A Human-Centered Approach Leveraging Technology
Room: 305 AB
78 The Power of Naloxone at Work: Everyone Deserves a Second Chance at Life
Room: 310 AB
79 Unleashing the Power of Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning to Protect People and Environment
Room: 208 C
80 Marijuana Testing: Yes or No?
Room: 204 C
81 2024 Update: Calculating the Costs of Known and Unknown Workplace MSD Risk
Room: 204 A
82 7 Habits of Highly Effective Safety and Health Professionals
Room: 306 AB
83 Addressing Workplace Impairment to Support Total Worker Health
Room: 203 ABC
84 Selling Safety in Your Organization
Room: 308 AB
85 What Type of Safety Pro Are You? Personas, Growth and Career Progression
Room: 202 ABC
86 Workers’ Compensation: An Intro for the EHS Pro
Room: Learning Lab
87 Fatigued Drivers Are Costing You More Than You May Think
Room: 308 CD
88 Leaning In and Listening to the ESG Conversation: What to Know within the Intersections and Harmony of HSE and ESG
Room: 209 B
89 Safety is a Tool for Life
Room: 208 A
90 Using Technologies to Engage Workers in Safety and Health
Room: 309 AB
91 You Hire a New Risk Everyday: Mitigating Risks to Your Safety Culture
Room: 307 CD

Tuesday, September 17, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

100 Counter-Strike Strategies to Mitigate “Nuclear Verdict” Fleet Liability Risk
Room: 204 C
101 Ensure Your Safety: Help People Work Safe When No One’s Watching
Room: 308 AB
34 Navigating DEI and Psychological Safety: Practical Tips for Yourself and Others
Room: 307 AB
5 AI Video Analytics – Big Brother or Your Brother’s Keeper: A Case Study
Room: 306 AB
92 It’s Not Rocket Surgery, It’s Brain Science! Understanding the Complexities of Safety
Room: 305 AB
94 Machine Safety: Different Energy Control Requirements - Comparing Standards and Regulations
Room: 203 ABC
95 OSHA's Most Interesting Cases
Room: 202 ABC
96 It's Your Safety - Don't Give it Away: The Kina Hart Story
Room: 308 CD
97 Applying Quality Improvement Tools for Problem Solving in Safety
Room: 204 A
98 Confined Spaces in Construction: Ten Years of Implementing (or not...) Subpart AA of 29 CFR 1926
Room: 204 B
99 Quick and Dirty Guide to the "E" in EHS
Room: 307 CD

Wednesday, September 18, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

305 The Future of Human-Robot Interaction
Room: Valencia Ballroom

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

205 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
Room: 209 A
206 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
Room: 208 C

Wednesday, September 18, 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

411 Government & Public Sector Division Annual Meeting & Breakfast
Room: 206 ABC

Wednesday, September 18, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

412 Commercial Vehicle/Fleet Section Meeting
Room: 206 ABC

Wednesday, September 18, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

102 Everything You Know Is Wrong
Room: 208 A
103 Ignorance is Risk: Inexperience as a Contributor to Workplace Injury
Room: 208 B
104 Buried Alive: What a Trench Collapse Survivor Wants You to Know
Room: Learning Lab
106 Scaling Solutions for Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs): A Review of the MSD Solutions Lab Pilot Grant Projects
Room: 202 ABC
107 The Illicit Fentanyl Crisis and Drug Poisonings: Understanding, Awareness and Action
Room: 308 CD
108 The Role of FR/AR Clothing in Electrical Safety: There is More to it Than Just Following 70E, Ensuring Protection Against Arc Flash
Room: 308 AB
109 Career EAP
Room: 204 A
110 Assessing Your Safety Climate
Room: 204 B
111 Effective Communications in Safety-Based Legal Proceedings
Room: 204 C
112 Overlooked to Influential: Dale Carnegie’s Guide to Influence Without Authority
Room: 305 AB
113 Stop Yelling! Skills to Make You a Better EHS Professional
Room: 307 AB
115 Leading, Lagging and Impact Indicators: Where Are We Now on Safety Performance Measurement?
Room: 306 AB
131 Three Lines of Effort: How the Army Develops and Delivers Safety Information to its Force
Room: 307 CD

Wednesday, September 18, 10:30 AM - 10:50 AM

137 How to Get New Safety Products on US Roadways and Fleet driver Safety?
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Wednesday, September 18, 11:30 AM - 11:50 AM

138 Overcoming the "Imposter" Anxiety as a Safety Professional
Room: Safety Huddle - Booth 535

Wednesday, September 18, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

116 10 New Trends That Keep Me Up at Night
Room: 307 AB
117 Beyond Cost Avoidance: Supporting the Organizational Performance with a Strong Value Proposition for an Integrated EHS & Quality Program
Room: 204 B
118 Transforming Investigations: Taking Incident Learning to the Next Level
Room: 208 A
119 Working at Heights: Innovating to Reduce the Danger
Room: 208 B
120 Innovative Solutions for Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders: A Review of the Research Insights from MSD Solutions Lab Research to Solutions Grant Projects
Room: 202 ABC
121 Keeping Workers Safe | The First 90 Days
Room: 305 AB
122 How the New NFPA 660 Combustible Dust Standard Will Change Combustible Dust Safety
Room: 306 AB
123 Another Hour of Blah-Blah-Blah? Engage Your Safety Committee
Room: 204 A
124 Capturing the Field: How to Integrate – and Manage – Field Employees into Your Safety Program
Room: 204 C

Wednesday, September 18, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

219 Ethics in Safety (NEW)
Room: 308 AB
220 A Practical Approach to Reducing SIFs 24/7 (NEW)
Room: 308 CD

Thursday, September 19, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

205 Principles of Occupational Safety & Health (4 days)
Room: 209 A
206 Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene (4 days)
Room: 208 C
221 Safety Professional’s Academy
Room: 208 A
222 Cannabis, Workplace Safety and Fitness for Duty: New Rules and Development of Effective Programs
Room: 204 B
223 Building Your Bridge: From Compliance to Excellence
Room: 204 A
224 Communicating for Action: Is Anyone Even Listening?
Room: 204 C
225 SIF Preventions Through Risk Assessment, Controls and Metrics (NEW)
Room: 208 B