ABOUT THE EHS SUMMIT

The Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Summit is designed to share best leadership and safety practices with industry professionals hoping to achieve world-class safety within their companies.

This one-of-a-kind learning and networking conference will focus on uniting manufacturing executives from across the United States. Attendees will focus on best practices in environment, health and safety along with becoming a better leader. This Summit promises to provide high-level safety professionals with implementable ideas they can take back to their facilities to improve their operations and achieve world-class safety.

A full schedule is available at www.arpminc.com/ehs.

Attendee Testimonial

"This was my first safety summit. Expectations were unknown, but from the opening greeting, the Summit made me look at myself for my 'why' and the ways I lead safety at my organization. It provided me with new insights and ideas to what is happing in the industry, and the opportunity to meet and discuss with peers on similar topics. The resources and networking at the EHS Summit is one of the greatest assets."

Who Should Attend?

Safety is not a one - person job, It is a commitment from each person at your company. Therefore, the EHS Summit is open to everyone.

Speakers

Why EHS?

Safety should be a top priority at your organization, and continuously improving your safety program is essential to protect your employees.

When is it?

Columbus, OH

Bruce Whitney is the program director for Integrated Community Solutions to Active Violence Events, an Arizonabased charitable foundation dedicated to traumatic event prevention and preparedness training. As one of the founding members of Arizona’s Disaster Medical Assistance Team (AZ DMAT-1), he also presently serves as its deputy team commander. A passionate educator, Whitney has been actively teaching public safety to healthcare professionals, military personnel and the community for over twenty-five years.

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Don’t Miss the Safety Awards Recognition!

George Hupp is a retired criminal investigator, who currently volunteers for Integrated Community Solutions to Active Violence Events and runs a small life-safety consulting and tactical training company, Heloderm LLC. Hupp, an avid public speaker, shares his life experiences and knowledge on subjects as diverse as first aid, crime prevention, active shooter response and government ethics. He is an ASHI/HSI certified instructor, an NAEMT-certified Tactical Emergency Casualty Care and Tactical Combat Casualty Care instructor and a nationally registered EMT. Hupp has been teaching civilians, police and the military since the 1980s.

The 2023 Safety Awards recognize companies in the manufacturing industry that have achieved excellent safety techniques that go beyond the average regulations. The awards will be given out based on OSHA 300's Log of WorkRelated Injuries and Illness statistics and Safety Best Practices.