The future of safety
How will the COVID-19 pandemic change the field of occupational safety and health?
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As the COVID-19 pandemic advances, safety professionals across the country have felt the effects. But are the various changes here to stay?
Safety+Health gathered perspectives from prominent voices in safety on the question: Do you believe the COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting impact on occupational safety and health and, if so, how?
Browse their responses on the following pages by selecting a photo below or by using the navigation arrows at the top of each page.
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Lorraine M. Martin, president and CEO, National Safety Council
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Diana Stegall, president, American Society of Safety Professionals
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John Howard, director, NIOSH
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Larry Sloan, CEO, American Industrial Hygiene Association
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Chris Cain, executive director, CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training
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Edwin Foulke Jr., attorney and former OSHA administrator
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Todd Schlekeway, president and CEO, NATE: The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association
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Don Martin, senior vice president, DEKRA
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Shawn M. Galloway, president, ProAct Safety Inc.
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Corrie Pitzer, CEO, SAFEmap International
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David Biderman, executive director and CEO, Solid Waste Association of North America
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Tim Page-Bottorff, senior safety consultant, SafeStart
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Chuck Johnson, president, International Safety Equipment Association
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Carl Heinlein, senior safety consultant, American Contractors Insurance Group
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John Newquist, former OSHA area director
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Regina McMichael, president, The Learning Factory Inc.
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