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Safety Dashboards
Join us on September 24th at 1pm Eastern for a 90-minute virtual discussion.
Who Should Attend:
Safety professionals, operations leaders, and others responsible for choosing, interpreting, or acting on safety measures.
Free to attend • Small group discussion • No sales pitch
What Does Your Safety Dashboard Actually Tell You?
TRIR, DART, SIF potential, inspections, observations, training hours... the average safety dashboard contains plenty of numbers.
But do those numbers help leaders understand how well safety is being managed? Do they show whether safety efforts are producing meaningful results? Most importantly, do they help someone decide what to do next?
In this Safety Leaders’ Forum, Sharon Lipinski will facilitate a candid panel discussion with three experienced safety leaders:
• Wyatt Bradbury
• Tony Militello
• Karen LaRue
Together, they bring perspectives from safety management systems, manufacturing, consulting, and insurance. They’ll explore how organizations can move beyond simply counting safety activity and create dashboards that connect strategy, action, and results.
Question 1
What Is a Safety Dashboard Supposed to Accomplish?
Before deciding what to measure, organizations need to understand what they expect the information to do.
We’ll explore:
- What decisions a safety dashboard should help leaders make
- Whether one dashboard can serve frontline employees, safety leaders, executives, insurers, and regulators
- How dashboards can connect safety strategy with safety and business outcomes
Question 2
What Belongs on the Dashboard?
Organizations are often very good at counting activity: inspections completed, audits conducted, observations submitted, and training hours delivered. But activity does not necessarily equal impact.
We’ll discuss:
- The difference among activities, indicators, and outcomes and how they should connect
- How to measure the quality and impact of safety activities, not merely the quantity
- What makes a measure useful, actionable, and appropriate for the people using it
Question 3
How Do You Turn the Data into Decisions?
Collecting data creates little value if no one knows what to do with it.
We’ll explore:
- How leaders can interpret the data and identify what needs attention
- How to determine who can influence a measure and what action they can take
- How to evaluate whether an intervention is working and revise or retire measures when necessary
Meet The Panel
Wyatt Bradbury
Wyatt brings expertise in safety management systems, including work related to the evolving ANSI Z16 standard. He will explore how activities, indicators, and outcomes connect and why those relationships matter more than making every number green.
Tony Militello
Tony brings experience from military leadership and the insurance industry. He will explore what makes a measure actionable and how safety information connects to claims, costs, compliance, and business performance.
Karen LaRue
Karen brings the perspective of a safety leader in a large manufacturing organization. She will explore how safety information moves from frontline conversations to global scorecards and how to make it useful at every level.
Comments From Attendees
"That was a great conversation with some really smart people on the call. Thanks for putting these together for us to learn and grow on"
"The Forum was an absolute success, well worth the time and a significant catalyst for further development of our SWA program."
"During the Forum, I took copious notes, as always. But this time, I was motivated to spend time doing markups, mind maps and connecting to our current programs and initiatives."
The discussion was fantastic – lots of great insight from peers in similar situations just trying to fight the good fight."
Have Questions? We Have Answers.
What Is The Safety Leaders' Forum?
The Safety Leaders’ Forum is a virtual event series for those responsible for improving safety at their organization or on their teams. It's a place to connect, share challenges, exchange practical approaches, and explore real solutions together.
Do I have to pay to join the forum?
There is never a fee to join one of our forums.
Can I listen to the recording?
These forums are not webinars that you can play in the background while doing something else. It’s a highly interactive, small-group event designed for meaningful discussion. That means there’s no recording, because the value is in the conversation.
Are you selling something?
There is never a sales pitch at these events. It’s simply an opportunity to bring safety and operations leaders together for a candid discussion of an important challenge.
If You Want to Talk About...
- What a safety dashboard should help leaders understand and decide
- How to choose measures that connect safety activities to meaningful results
- How to turn dashboard data into action and determine whether those actions are working
Register now.
Seats are limited to keep the conversation strategic and collaborative.
MORE COMMENTS FROM PAST ATTENDEES
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