Virtual Workshop Sessions
Can't make the date? Sessions from ALL ASSE virtual events are always recorded.
Wednesday, February 6
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Speaker(s) |
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9am Central |
Lower Fleet Risk with Driver Performance Telematics Telematics typically is any integrated use of telecommunications and informatics, also known as ICT (Information and Communications Technology). It allows us to look at historical performance and predictive analytics. In this presentation participants will learn about telematics and its use in fleets, cars, buses etc to help drivers self-improve their driving (i.e. safe driving). With GreenRoad telematics, we will show how companies can realize significant savings because better drivers have fewer collision incidents, use less fuel and reduce vehicle emissions. |
Dondi Dismer - Director of North America Sales Engineering, GreenRoad and Shari Falkenburg MS, OTR, CPE, UL RRE - Asst Vice President - Risk Control Commercial Casualty Services, CNA |
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11am Central |
How Risk Control Professionals can use the ANSI/ASSE/ISO 31000 (Z690 2011) Risk Management—Guidelines The first international standards on the practice of risk management were adopted in 2009 as a series of two standards and one guideline. They’ve been widely adopted around the world; implementation in the U.S. has been slower. This session is designed to bring you “up to speed!” BONUS: All attendees will receive a FREE electronic copy of the ANSI/ASSE/ISO 31000 (Z690 2011) Risk Management Guidelines. |
Dorothy Gjerdrum, ARM-P, Executive Director, Public Entity & Scholastic Div., Arthur J. Gallagher Brokers & Risk Mgmt Svcs. and Jim Newberry, CHST, Assistant Vice President & Risk Control Manager, Island Insurance Company, Ltd. |
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1pm Central |
Professional Liability and Copyright Issues The focus of this session is to educate safety professionals on the liability exposures they personally face as they perform their job duties. The nature of the safety profession and the work we perform, leaves us subject to a number of potential liability issues. At the end of the session participants should be able to:
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Jason Schaufenbuel |
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3pm Central |
Effective Communication Skills During this session we will look at the different ways we communicate – and our different audiences. We will look at ways to create rapport and how to establish your role as an expert through communication.
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Diana M. Stegall, CSP, ALCM, ARM, CPCU |
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Thursday, February 7
Time |
Session |
Speaker(s) |
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9am Central |
The Safety Professional versus the Loss Control Professional: This session will contrast and compare the two subsets of the safety profession. It will include an overview of the skill sets need for each to be successful and a case study on the impact on a manufacturer’s safety process from the inside and the outside. |
Fran Sehn MS, CSP, MS |
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11am Central |
Safety Apps - Technology Tools for the Loss Control Professional |
Mark D. Oldham, CSP |
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1pm Central |
2013 Experience Rating Changes: How Will Mods Be Impacted? In 2013, most states utilizing NCCI, as well as several independent bureaus, have approved the most significant change to experience rating in over 20 years. While many risks will benefit from this change, others must prepare for an increase in their mod. Contractors who are required to have a mod of a certain value may be especially vulnerable. Learn more about this multi-year transition and what employers can do to best control their mods. |
Kory Wells, Product Director, Data Analytics, Zywave, Inc. |
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3pm Central |
Reader-Centered Business Writing Clear writing reflects clear thinking. This webinar will introduce participants to a strategic yet practical process for increasing the quality and impact of every aspect of your daily business writing. |
Diane Bailey-Boulet, Vice President, Better Communications and Shari Falkenburg MS, OTR, CPE, UL RRE - Asst Vice President - Risk Control Commercial Casualty Services, CNA |
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