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Safety I vs. Safety II: They're better together, say speakers at NSC conference - Vimarsana News

Safety I vs. Safety II: They're better together, say speakers at NSC conference

Rosemont, IL — Over a span of months before their May 15 keynote presentation – “The Battle Between Safety I and Safety II: Who’s Right and Who’s Wrong?” – at the 2024 NSC Spring Safety Conference and Expo, SafeStart senior safety consultant Tim Page-Bottorff and Corrie Pitzer, founder and CEO of Safemap International, used debate to find common ground.

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2024 NSC Spring Safety Conference & Expo

Safety+Health takes you inside the upcoming 2023 NSC Safety Congress & Expo, set to take place Oct. 20-26 in New Orleans. We’ve got all you need to know to make the most of your experience.

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'The Exposures are in the Areas That We're Not Looking at,' Pitzer Says During Occupational Keynote - Vimarsana News

'The Exposures are in the Areas That We're Not Looking at,' Pitzer Says During Occupational Keynote

03/05/21 National Safety Council Itasca, IL — Safety leaders shouldn't focus in on the holes in their “Swiss cheese” (safety systems) but rather the whole cheese before the holes begin to form. That was one of the messages from Corrie Pitzer during the Occupational Keynote on March 4 at the virtual National Safety Council Safety Congress & Expo. The CEO of global consulting firm Safemap International shared an example of a mine that had zero fatalities in 40 years. Above the 120 workers in that mine, however, was a potentially catastrophic hazard: The air intake was located near the die...