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Atlanta – During the Leadership Keynote Sept. 30 at the NSC Congress & Expo, Lesinski, vice president of DiVal Safety Equipment, asked audience members to close their eyes and think of four people who depend on them to work safely.
The NSC Rising Stars of Safety program recognizes leaders of tomorrow for their commitment to safety, influence on safety culture, promotion of continuous workplace safety improvement and creation of safety initiatives producing measureable outcomes. Below, meet a Rising Star from the Class of 2015.
Retired Atlanta Braves slugger Chipper Jones once called Turner Field his workplace. So did Hall of Fame pitchers Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz. On Wednesday morning, the stadium belonged to a team of safety professionals.
Safety professionals wishing to make a difference have to look beyond a worksite’s doors and learn how to engage with employees in an increasingly global world.
Atlanta – Occupational illnesses are a “massive” problem in the United States – one that needs more attention, more data and stronger actions. That was the message from speakers Sept. 29 at the Occupational Keynote during the NSC Congress & Expo.
Atlanta – Charlie Morecraft used to sit in the back row during safety meetings. He didn’t enjoy wearing safety equipment because it felt uncomfortable.