Marie Dinwiddie has over 15 years in the EHS profession with experience in manufacturing, chemical processing, and grain handling. Her background in industrial maintenance gives her a unique approach not only to EHS management but also front-line employee engagement and training. She is an authorized OSHA Outreach Trainer in General Industry. Her drive for educating and engaging others through sharing knowledge and experiences on a grassroots level empowers front-line workers to make smart safety decisions.
Learn to identify signs of potential mental health issues and how a mental health climate assessment can help
Learn how to foster a culture of psychological safety
The role clear communication plays in psychological safety
Workplace safety has a plethora of rules and regulations designed to keep everyone safe during the workday. While these rules and regulations address the most basic of hazards, one hazard that isn’t addressed is the role employee mental health plays in ensuring a safe workspace. This session will examine how mental health affects day-to-day decision making in safety not only for employees but also for the EHS professional. This session will also discuss how to approach workplace safety in a more holistic context, beyond the rules and regulations.
SAFETY CONFERENCE
HEALTH CONFERENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE
SAFETY CONFERENCE
HEALTH CONFERENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE
SAFETY CONFERENCE
HEALTH CONFERENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE
SAFETY CONFERENCE
HEALTH CONFERENCE
ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCE
Each year, the conference brings together 450-500 professionals from 29 states, 142 Illinois communities, and 3 countries, representing 465 companies across 26 industries all with a shared goal: advancing environmental stewardship, workplace safety, and public health
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