Managing health and safety risk in a post-COVID world

Learn from a panel of safety experts as they discuss how things have changed because of COVID-19

When COVID-19 hit, everything changed for HSE managers, who suddenly found themselves front and center, navigating new pandemic-related safety measures. Now, there are new risks to mitigate – with ever-tighter budgetary constraints – as projects that were put on hold restart and more workers return to the job site.

As we learn to live with the COVID-19 risk long-term, safety managers have to be more proactive than ever. Join us for a special roundtable discussion with a panel of HSE experts on how to prepare for inspections and prevent incidents by taking a data-driven approach to safety.

During this live webinar, sponsored by Fulcrum, you’ll learn practical strategies for:

Adapting new methods to protect employees while completing jobs efficiently
Ensuring effective two-way communication while physical distancing
Leveraging real-time data to gain a comprehensive view of your safety posture

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