Join us for a focused session on how organizations can strengthen safety performance by shifting hazard risk assessments from a traditional compliance activity to an operations-driven practice. This topic will highlight how frontline involvement transforms risk assessments into action, real-time insights that reflect the true dynamics of work.

We’ll explore how operational ownership improves hazard recognition, elevates the quality of assessments, and embeds risk awareness into daily decision-making. By placing the assessment process in the hands of those closest to the work, organizations can generate more actionable information and reduce exposure before incidents occur.

A central theme of the session will be the development of a proactive risk metric, one that trends residual risk scoring, and a hierarchy of controls approach to reducing risk. This forward-looking metric provides leaders with a clearer understanding of organizational exposure, allowing for targeted interventions, informed resource allocation, and strategic improvements.

We welcome you to join us at the next chapter meeting on March 3 at 8:30 AM.

The session in March is Empowering Operations to Lead Hazard Risk Assessments, presented by Evie Uithovan and Spencer Choi from MillerKnoll.  

Details of the session are included in the below registration link, and it is being offered in person and virtually. All are welcome.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/empowering-operations-to-lead-hazard-risk-assessments-tickets-1980179116041?aff=oddtdtcreator

We look forward to seeing you!

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