Sponsored webinar

Stop talking about safety culture and start influencing

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This webinar is part of the Webinar Wednesdays series

Safety Culture is a term we hear frequently, it is often seen as a vital part of creating a successful EHS programme. However, promoting safety culture in isolation rather than incorporating into broader business objectives is a common trait.

In this webinar, we will consider practical tips in galvanising a strong safety culture including who to involve, the role of technology and what steps need to take place to achieve this integrated approach. We will also cover the importance of engagement within the hierarchy of an organisation as ultimately, for a successful safety culture to work it has to trickle down from the top.

Finally, we will relate this approach to our own Safety Maturity Model and demonstrate how aligning the two can drive sustainable long-term improvements.

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Speakers:

Julian Taylor, Head of Enablement

Julian has worked within the health and safety sector for 20 years in a variety of HR and training roles and is NEBOSH qualified. He is passionate about engaging and empowering the broader teams within organizations to make safety happen and ‘simply be part of what we do’.

At Evotix, he works with organizations to understand their health and safety issues, challenges and objectives to identify how technology can support and resolve/meet these.

Langdon Dement, Global EHS Advisor

Langdon Dement is a Global EHS Advisor at Evotix. He specializes in general health and safety, change management with leadership, and ergonomics. while working in a plethora of industry segments. He is a Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Associate Ergonomics Professional (AEP), and an OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer for general industry.

He earned a B.S. degree in Biology from Harding University as well as a post-graduate degree in Occupational Safety and Health from Murray State University.

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