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MSD Risk Reduction 101 for the Incidental Safety Professional
1 p.m. (ET) Sept. 21
The responsibility for employee safety and well-being often falls on an “incidental safety professional,” such as human resources. The good news is you do not have to be a trained ergonomist to identify and reduce risks for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) - the most common workplace injury. Attendees will learn about the most common types of MSDs, how to identify workplace risk factors for MSDs and how to build an MSD Solutions Program at their workplaces.
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2022 Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety Grantee Share-out (Part 2)
2 p.m. (ET) Sept. 26
Learn about projects from our 2022 Road to Zero Community Traffic Safety grantees, featuring:
● Portland Bureau of Transportation – Beyond Traffic Safety: Advancing Personal Safety, Security and Sense of Belonging for BIPOC Portlanders
● Northwestern Center – Prioritizing Accessible Transportation, Health & Safety (PATHS) 4 Belmont Cragin
● Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy – Partnering to Bring Safe Systems to Tribal Communities
public webinar
Lone Worker Safety Technology Conversation with Work to Zero and AIHA
3 p.m. (ET) Sept. 27
Lone workers face unique challenges and hazards in their work, and although they may benefit from increased flexibility and autonomy, they are at an increased risk of serious injuries and fatalities. Join us for an exciting and informative webinar on the role technology can play in protecting lone workers. Connect with industry thought leaders, listen in on engaging discussions between NSC and AIHA and expand your knowledge of safety in the workplace.
public webinar
Identifying and Advancing Equitable Solutions for Musculoskeletal Risk Management
1 p.m. (ET) Sept. 28
Join the MSD Solutions Lab as we explore ergonomics and DE&I. Our panel of ergonomics experts and business leaders will share insights and strategies to identify equitable solutions for musculoskeletal risk management. Learn about factors that influence MSD risk, understand how to ensure your ergonomic interventions work for everyone and learn how to engage your workforce to assess and address MSD risk factors and provide equitable solutions.
public webinar
From Connections to Commitment: The Intersection of DE&I and Safety
10 a.m. (ET) Oct. 12
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been not only an increased focus but nearly a mandate for organizations to better understand the impact of psychosocial risks in the workplace, including diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). While the value of DEI in the workplace is commonly linked to increased resilience and improved idea generation, less understanding exists on the direct impact of DEI on the safety and health function and safety outcomes. Join us as we reveal new research on the clear connections between DEI and safety and health, and seek to move the conversation from connections to commitment.
