Per the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of fatal occupational injuries in the US increased 8.9% between 2020 and 2021. On a 10-year basis back to 2011, the increase is a whopping 10.6%. Normalizing for growth in the economy and workforce over time, the fatal injury rate has stayed virtually flat, hovering around 3.5 deaths/100,000 workers. Why is this? Safety professionals’ access to technology, their influence within the business, and their ability to learn best practices has never been greater, so why aren’t we seeing a decrease in occupational fatality numbers?
Please join Trevor Bronson, Director of Portfolio Strategy at Intelex, for a discussion on what’s contributing to this troubling trend and best practices for preventing the most severe incidents. Attendees can expect to:
· Take a deeper dive into fatal and non-fatal accident trends across the globe to identify commonalities and differences
· Identify key management strategies to reduce the number of serious injuries and workplace death
· Learn about the latest EHS technology and how it can aid in this mission
· Understand how to sustain improvements in dynamic organizational, economic, and cultural environments
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Speaker
Trevor Bronson, Director, Portfolio Strategy , Intelex
Trevor Bronson is a Director of Portfolio Strategy at EHS software vendor Intelex where he helps define and execute the firm’s near and long-term strategic goals. Before Intelex, Trevor spent time as an EHS and Sustainability practitioner at utility company PPL, automotive manufacturer Tesla Motors, and paint manufacturer Benjamin Moore. He also worked as a Senior Analyst at independent EHS research firm Verdantix where he helped corporate entities maximize the value of EHS technology while simultaneously strategizing with EHS technology vendors to ensure they delivered impactful solutions to the market.
