Aug. 30–Sept. 2 in Nashville, Tenn., VPPPA Safety+ will bring together safety professionals for four days of leadership, education and hands-on learning focused on strengthening workplace safety.
From OSHA 10-Hour training to Innovation Stations, live demonstrations and VPP site tours, this year's symposium emphasizes learning through experience.
The record-setting aviator will share lessons on resilience, mental health and overcoming complacency during the opening keynote at VPPPA's annual safety conference.
An executive panel featuring leaders from MITER Brands, AECOM and The Kwest Group will explore how voluntary protection programs help strengthen safety culture and organizational performance.
The annual conference, taking place Aug. 30–Sept. 2 in Nashville, Tenn., will bring together safety and health professionals for four days of education, networking and practical strategies designed to strengthen workplace safety programs.
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The companies are leveraging AI to simplify inspections and strengthen safety performance.
A three-day online seminar series hosted by the OSHA Training Institute will focus on hazard controls and inspection processes.
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The building automation company introduced integrated smoke control capabilities and cloud-connected platforms to streamline building emergency response.