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Meet our speakers
This year Safety On The Edge Conference is hosting amazing speakers from all around the world. Below are our keynote speakers for 2025.
Professor David Michaels
Professor and Public Speaker
George Washington University School of Public Health
Carl Macrae
Professor of Organizational Behaviour & Psychology
University of Nottingham
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PROGRAMS
Packed 4-day Forum VIRTUAL, June 12/13 & October 21/22
Virtual Program has been extended due to overwhelming demand.
Safety On The Edge Virtual Event
Day One, June 12
STREAM 1
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Prof David Michaels
Workplace Safety Management and Operational Excellence
Nancy Hey
What Works in OSH - practice expertise & global research base
Rob Fisher
Next Logical Steps in Operational Excellence
Bill Sims
The Invisible SIF: What HOP Has Missed
The impact of mentorship programs in the Safety professional's community.
Georgina Poole
Random Noise - Measuring Your Company's Safety Performance
Andreza Araújo
The Relationship between Culture, Leadership, and Performance
Safety On The Edge Virtual Event
Day One, June 12
STREAM 2
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(Pacific Standard Time)
Prof David Michaels
Workplace Safety Management and Operational Excellence
Randy Milliron
The Life of a Solo-Safety Professional - Tools, Tips, and Tricks to Success
Dr Grégory Rolina
How can a rail authority contribute to enhance safety culture?
Brian Hughes
Agile Learning at the Pace of Industry
Gary Wong
Anthro-complexity approach to Safety
Dr Simon Roberts
Worker Safety: Zero Harm Messaging, Reporting And The C-Suite
Andreza Araújo
The Relationship between Culture, Leadership, and Performance
Safety On The Edge Virtual Event
Day One, June 12
STREAM 3
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(Pacific Standard Time)
Prof David Michaels
Workplace Safety Management and Operational Excellence
Mike Medina
Balancing compliance and reality: challenges in developing a safety culture at UTAS, Muscat, Oman.
Dr Olga Morawczynski
Identifying and Mitigating Psychosocial Risks: Data-Driven Insights into Leadership, Culture, and Workplace Wellbeing
Tom West
Data-Driven Safety: Wearable Tech And The Future Of EHS
Embracing Neurodiversity: A Strategic Imperative for EHS Leadership
Paul Stretton
It's the ecology, stupid. How can we really understand why it made sense at the time?
Andreza Araújo
The Relationship between Culture, Leadership, and Performance
Safety On The Edge Virtual Event
Day Two, June 13
STREAM 1
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Jake J. Mazulewicz
Seven Practical Steps to Build a Culture of Safety & Human Performance
Dr Dan Snyder
Is your safety culture survey lying to you?
Ashley Craig
PEAR+ Performance Influencing Factors Analysis Methodology
Dr Martha Acosta
C.H.I.P.: understanding the context that drives behavior
Anthony Aarons
The rise of the machines - will AI save us?
Kristin Herman
Beyond Beauty: L'Oréal's Culture of Care
Shawn Galloway
The Bridge to Excellence
Safety On The Edge Virtual Event
Day Two, June 13
STREAM 2
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Jake J. Mazulewicz
Seven Practical Steps to Build a Culture of Safety & Human Performance
Todd Loushine
We deserve a better Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Standard
Philippe Delquié
Risk-Taking and Avoidance: Lessons from Behavioral Research
Andrew Lewin
Learnings from the implementation of Critical and Catastrophic Risk frameworks
Cyril Rayan
Preventing Violence through Threat Intelligence
Claude McKenzie
How to maintain Health and Safety Objectives in a multicultural environment
Shawn Galloway
The Bridge to Excellence
Safety On The Edge Virtual Event
Day Two, June 13
STREAM 3
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(Pacific Standard Time)
Jake J. Mazulewicz
Seven Practical Steps to Build a Culture of Safety & Human Performance
Eduardo Blanco
How to sell “complexity” theories to managers who crave “control”
Laura Aucott
Empowering your career: The power of creating a strong personal brand for Health and Safety leaders
Lisa Lounsbury
Walking the Path to Resilience: Insights from The Camino for Health and Safety Excellence
Stephen Sayle
Strengthening Supply Chains with Integrated ESG-OHS Management Systems
Sharon Lipinksi
Boots On The Ground: Research And Case Studies on Frontline Manager Leadership Development Training
Shawn Galloway
The Bridge to Excellence
Safety Connect Virtual Event
Day One, October 21
STREAM 1
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Carl Macrae
Topic TBC
Neurodiversity: Unmasking Hidden Abilities
Peter Susca
The Impact of Decision-making on Organizational Health & Safety
Company Culture Wake Up: The Value of Fatigue Prevention and Management
Rob Paulsen
Existentialism + Ergonomics = New View Leadership
How Smart are We - What are the types of Intelligence that Make us Successful!
Ben Hutchinson
Safety management masquerade: How our safety and risk systems can deceive us
Safety Connect Virtual Event
Day One, October 21
STREAM 2
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Carl Macrae
Topic TBC
Engaging Male-Majority Workforces: Extending Physical Safety to Psychological Safety
Improving Safety Performance with Human & Organizational Principles (HOP)
The impact of mentorship programs in the Safety professional's community
Save Lives: Pushing Boundaries of Human Factors
Speaker TBC
Topic TBC
Ben Hutchinson
Safety management masquerade: How our safety and risk systems can deceive us
Safety Connect Virtual Event
Day One, October 21
STREAM 3
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Carl Macrae
Topic TBC
Edge of Safety: AI Vision and IoT Redefining Risk Detection in High-Stakes Industries
Sarah Ischer
The New Value of Safety & Health in an Evolving World
James Newman
Understanding Performance Modes: A Framework for Error Reduction and Safety Enhancement
Jen Long
Accountability is a Practice Not an Outcome
911 Call Compliance is more than a Technology Issue
Ben Hutchinson
Safety management masquerade: How our safety and risk systems can deceive us