Webinars and Podcasts

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How to Analyze Incidents Without Blame
1 p.m. (ET) Oct. 14

Incidents are caused by miscommunication, misunderstanding and other complex errors. How do you learn from them to prevent similar events in the future? This webinar will discuss how simple techniques like the "five whys" often fix the blame but don't fix the problem, how root cause analyses are often too complex and expensive, and how learning teams are popular but have unique drawbacks. Join Jake Mazulewicz, Ph.D., director of JMA Huma Reliability Strategies, LLC, for this fast-paced and engaging webinar. You’ll see plenty of real-world examples and learn how to apply the event review process to incidents in your industry.   

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Women's Division Open Forum
1 p.m. (ET) Oct. 15

Connect with fellow Women’s Division members in a one-hour virtual forum designed for sharing ideas, tackling challenges and celebrating successes in the safety industry. Bring your questions, insights or hot topics. The discussion is attendee-driven and never recorded, so you can speak freely. Can’t stay for the full hour? No problem — drop in when you can.   

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Fleet Safety Program Best Practices
1 p.m. (ET) Oct. 20

Join the Transportation Safety Division for a discussion on proven best practices for building an effective fleet safety program that can help satisfy insurance carrier expectations. Tyke Frazier, product director for commercial auto lines from the Liberty Mutual Risk Control Department, will share insights on strengthening key fleet management controls like documented policies, driver screening and ongoing driver coaching. The session will also explore when telematics can be used as part of a broader safety strategy, not as a standalone solution.   

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Voice-based Fatigue Management Pilot Outcomes
11 a.m. (ET) Oct. 27 (Rescheduled from Oct. 7)

Join the Government & Public Sector Division in a discussion about driver fatigue as a critical safety challenge. Join Rima (Seiilova) Olson, MSc, co-founder and CEO of Tenvos AI, will share results from a voice-based fatigue management pilot examining the impact of fatigue on safety and productivity. This meeting will highlight key findings, including a 70% higher likelihood of safety events on days when drivers were more fatigued, a 24.6-minute reduction in average shift length during the pilot, and the relationship between higher fatigue levels and longer shifts. Attendees will gain insight into how voice-based technology can help identify fatigue risks and support safer operations.  

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Getting Under the Hood: Accelerating Your Fleet Safety Program with Telematics
11 a.m. (ET) Oct. 27 and 28

This free virtual event, presented by NSC in partnership with Captive Resources, will explore how telematics and data-driven strategies can strengthen fleet safety, reduce risk and improve operational efficiency. 

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AI in Safety: What's Actually Possible Now
11 a.m. (ET) Oct. 29

Join the Women's Division for this discussion on artificial intelligence and what it can actually do today. Women’s Division member Priya Dharshini Kalyanasundaram will take a practical, non-technical look at real-world AI applications in safety. Discover how AI can help identify hazards, predict risks, uncover insights from safety data, streamline documentation and communication, and enhance training experiences. You'll leave with a clearer understanding of how AI can help safety professionals work smarter, make more informed decisions and increase their impact. 

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Engaging Your Workforce: Taking Safety to the Next Level
3 p.m. (ET) Nov. 3

An engaged workforce is the foundation of a strong safety culture. This session highlights straightforward, effective ways to connect leaders and employees, to build trust, and make safety a shared responsibility. Learn how engaging employees through communication, “Fresh-eyes Safety Walks”, collaboration, and meaningful connections can strengthen safety culture, boost morale and increase participation.   

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Motor Fleet/Commercial Vehicle Quarterly Section Meeting
1 p.m. (ET) Nov. 10

Topics will include current trends, challenges and successes in motor fleet and commercial vehicle safety. This meeting provides space for sharing insights, discussing emerging issues and connecting with peers across the industry.   

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Women's Division Open Forum
1 p.m. (ET) Nov. 19

Connect with fellow Women’s Division members in a one-hour virtual forum designed for sharing ideas, tackling challenges and celebrating successes in the safety industry. Bring your questions, insights or hot topics. The discussion is attendee-driven and never recorded, so you can speak freely. Can’t stay for the full hour? Drop in when you can.