Sponsored by Cority

Organizations today are facing stronger headwinds in safety. Current and potential employees are demanding safer working conditions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Regulators are targeting employers with poor injury rates with much more aggressive enforcement. Additionally, health and safety results are weighing more heavily into where investors are looking to put their money, impacting your business’s access to growth capital.

It’s pretty clear that reducing injuries is critical for long-term business success. So, what if you could use your safety data to help predict – and prevent – the next injury before it happened?

We invite you to join Cority’s Sean Baldry, CRSP, as he explores how to leverage predictive analytics to bolster your incident prevention strategy as well as help you detect and address the causes of injuries before they happen, leading to better safety and operational performance.

During this webinar, you’ll learn:

• The challenges organizations face in preventing injuries, from controlling decision bias to their inability to transform data into insights.
• The importance of building strong data collection and validation processes and their impact on your predictive analytics models.
• What are the right datasets to collect and measure to ensure your analytical models are stable and continually improve over time.
• The things to look for when selecting a software solution to support this new predictive analytics strategy.

Speaker

Sean Baldry, Product Marketing Manager, Cority

Sean supports Cority’s health and safety solutions. He has worked for nearly 20 years in occupational safety and health with leading global corporations, servicing the construction, mining, automotive and manufacturing sectors. During his career, Sean has worked at operational and executive levels, assisting teams to build effective systems and safety cultures that drive organizational excellence. Before joining Cority, he was the director of health and safety with LafargeHolcim’s Eastern Canada Division.

Moderator

Kevin Druley, Associate Editor, Safety+Health magazine

Kevin covers worker safety for Safety+Health.