The Benefits of Attending Safety Conferences: 2023 Safety Conferences and Expos

The Benefits of Attending a Safety Conference

Now that we’re well into 2023, it’s time to look at the safety conferences taking place in the upcoming year.

Safety conferences are unique opportunities to connect with other industry professionals, learn about the latest occupational health and safety (OHS) news, and stay up-to-date with safety legislation and regulations.

New connections and new opportunities

A significant benefit of safety conferences is the rare opportunity to connect with other professionals facing similar health and safety challenges and risks with their team members. While video conferencing can be a great experience, nothing replaces face-to-face interaction and engagement with other people.

The objective of the safety industry is to safeguard and support individuals, and this includes those attending the conferences which often have the willingness to assist with safety-related issues or engage in conversation. Occupational Safety is a matter that concerns everyone, regardless of their role or industry, and requires proactive attention and action.

Learn about cutting-edge technologies

No matter the industry, a significant component of almost any workplace safety program is using technologies and devices that help protect people while working.

Increasingly, we are seeing these technologies becoming more intertwined with PPE and, for example, finding their way into our work clothing, such as sensor-embedded garments that can monitor vital signs in dangerous environments. Conferences can be a great place to see the latest and best in safety technology and software.

Updates on safety legislation and regulations

Staying informed about relevant safety laws and regulations that apply to your industry and location can be challenging. Safety conferences keep you updated on new legislation and provide insights into how it affects you and your workforce.

2023 safety conferences to register for now

 

ASSP Safety 2023 

June 5-7, San Antonio, Texas 

https://safety.assp.org/

The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) annual conference is a major OHS event with thousands of safety professionals in attendance, focusing on the critical workplace safety issues at the time. In addition to showcasing the latest safety technologies, the conference will likely have a great lineup of keynote speakers. 

 

American Water Works Association - ACE23 

June 11-14, Toronto, Ontario 

https://www.awwa.org/ace

The American Water Works Association is a leading international scientific and educational society that has more than 50,000 water supply professionals in its membership. The conference is the largest in the water and wastewater industry, and this year it will focus on Water 2050, an initiative that brings together vast resources for sustainable water communities. 

 

2023 VPPPA Safety+ Symposium 

September 17-20, Orlando, Florida 

https://safety.vpppa.org/

The Voluntary Protection Programs Participants’ Association symposium is the only educational event centered around voluntary protection program (VPP) worksites overseen by OSHA. For more than 30 years, the symposium has allowed those working in VPPs to network and access resources, improving their organizations' safety, health, and environmental programs. 

 

2023 NSC Spring Safety Conference & Expo 

October 20-26, New Orleans, Louisiana  

https://congress.nsc.org/nsc2023/

The National Safety Council is the United States’ leading OHS non-profit, which focuses on impairment mitigation, roadway safety, and works protection. The organization is known for its priority of safety culture and helps companies strengthen their cultures through a wide range of resources, safety training, and research. 


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