Every year, an estimated 395 million people are injured at work. Rarely because an alarm failed, usually because of what happened in the moments after. In this 45-minute webinar, keynote speaker and leading process safety expert Trish Kerin shows how to close the gap between an alarm and a response. Because that is where a safer workplace begins, and where technology starts saving lives.
Most safety systems measure if the alarm works, not what happens next. Where hesitation, assumptions, and alarm fatigue take over. Technology should not just sound an alert; it must augment human behavior so emergency response becomes automatic and intuitive.
Alarm fatigue, unclear ownership, cultures where speaking up feels risky: these are leadership questions, and they are live in your organisation today. The technology is the hardware of safety. This session is about the human software that decides, in those first minutes, between a near miss and an incident.
For HSE managers, safety directors, and operations leaders across heavy industry, chemicals, oil & gas, and critical infrastructure.
Wednesday 28 October │ 14:00 CET · 13:00 GMT · 15:00 EET
Wednesday 28 October │ 13:00 ET · 12:00 CT · 10:00 PT
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Keynote speaker Trish Kerin is an award-winning engineer and respected authority on process safety leadership. She led the IChemE Safety Centre for over a decade and is known for challenging how organizations think about, lead and govern safety. Today, she helps leaders in high-hazard industries move beyond compliance by strengthening the connection between people, systems and culture. In this session, she explores a critical question: why do organizations recognize safety risks, yet still struggle to act on them?