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Pedestrian safety remains a critical workplace issue in environments where workers interact with forklifts, mobile equipment, vehicles, and material handling activities. This interactive workshop will explore practical approaches to recognizing pedestrian hazards, evaluating workplace risks, and strengthening pedestrian safety programs. Through discussion, group activities, and real-world examples, participants will gain insights into building safer workplaces and identifying opportunities for continuous improvement.
Pedestrian incidents continue to be a leading cause of serious injuries and fatalities in many workplaces. Effective pedestrian safety programs require more than policies and procedures. They require a thoughtful approach to hazard recognition, risk assessment, workplace design, communication, and ongoing improvement. This workshop is designed to help participants explore key elements of pedestrian safety and consider how these principles may apply within their own organizations. Using practical examples and facilitated discussions, participants will examine common workplace challenges, learn about leading practices, and identify opportunities to strengthen pedestrian safety initiatives. Participants will leave with a greater understanding of pedestrian safety fundamentals, Tools to assist them with workplace implementation, and ideas they can apply within their own operations.
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Small to medium small sized businesses that are interested in advancing their pedestrian safety program. This workshop is designed for organizations in:
This interactive workshop provides participants with an opportunity to explore current challenges, discuss practical solutions, and learn from industry examples and leading practices. Participants will gain a broader understanding of pedestrian safety considerations and how well-designed safety programs can help prevent injuries while improving operational efficiency. By the end of the workshop, participants will have the knowledge and practical tools needed to develop and implement an effective pedestrian safety program in their workplace.
