St. Louis to host safety conference

  • 2025-01-27
The National Safety Council will organize an event at The Arch in St. Louis that showcases the latest safety innovations.

The Future of Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) is a multi-day convention where safety professionals can network with others while learning about industry-related subjects. Attendees can visit the onsite Safety Technology Pavilion to see technology demonstrations from a curated group of companies.

There is also a TechHub Marketplace at the conference where business owners can find technology that helps their workplaces become safer. Guests can enjoy wellness breaks and group meals during the conference. Conferences like this may be promoted to others via flyer printing services.

Attendees may take part in several interactive workshops, such as Solving MSD Issues: A Collective Hackathon Experience, Navigating AI in the Workplace, and Leveraging Technology for MSD Prevention. Other events at the convention include the Heat Stress Technology Showcase and Expert Table Talks. People will hear from notable speakers like Vanessa Barrios Galvan, Madeline Demo, and Chris Dornfeld. The keynote speaker is Kay Firth-Butterfield.

The convention on safety practices and technology will be held from February 18th to February 20th. The registration cost is $1,225 for members of the National Safety Council, and those who aren’t members can pay $1,425 for their tickets. There will be two pre-conference workshops that people can pay extra to join on February 17th.