Date: June 23, 2022
Time: 6:00 pm-9:00 pm PST
Cost: Members $30 / Non-Members $60 / Students $15
Location: Burnaby Mountain Restaurant – 600 Halifax St, Burnaby, BC V5A 4M8.
Multi-point wearable technology and advanced risk analytics are powerful tools for scaling your ergonomics risk management process and delivering accurate and reliable data to prevent workplace injuries. This data can inform risk prioritization, risk mitigation, job coaching, and even change management processes. These emergent technologies enable EHS teams to catalog, aggregate, and compare risk across work tasks, job types, employees, and workstations providing the flexibility to analyze and dynamically manage risk through a variety of lenses.
During the event, you will observe the LifeBooster’s Senz platform and wearable sensor system to understand how you can easily digitize and automate your risk management process to deliver high quality risk insights.
Past CSSE Chapter Chair, Bob Neilson, will share his experience in utilizing LifeBooster’s wearable technology at Mainroad Group and will provide perspective on the value of wearable technology for EHS professionals.
Part of this event's meal for CSSE members and students is being generously sponsored by LifeBooster
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Bryan Statham – CEO, LifeBooster.
Will Thomas – Ergonomist and Program Manager, LifeBooster
Bio/Credentials:
Bryan Statham has focused on issues of health, safety and wellness for nearly 20 years; first as the organizer of Best Buddies, an international service that matches university students with adults with disabilities to foster a supportive community, then as an international paramedical volunteer supervising frontline teams advancing the cause of community health in the EU and across Asia Pacific, then as an operational leader overseeing health and safety within warehousing and hospitality industries, and later as the co-founder of LifeBooster in 2012. Bryan ascended to the CEO post in 2016, guiding the growth and reorientation of LifeBooster from corporate wellness to digital health and safety.
Bryan’s scholastic career includes studying at the University of Toronto and the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada. Bryan holds a BSc. in Human Biology, including emphases in Medical Anthropology and Biochemistry.
William Thomas , MSc, is the Ergonomist and Program Manager for LifeBooster. Will leads LifeBooster’s program development process and supports customers in creating sustainable wearable programs. Prior to joining LifeBooster, Will worked at PepsiCo as the Ergonomics Program Manager for the EHS Center of Excellence team. In this role, he led the strategic planning, program development, and field execution of ergonomics for the Pepsi Beverages and Frito-Lay North America business units. Will also has extensive experience designing and deploying wearable technology programs in industry and operationalizing ergonomic risk analytics within large organizations.